A recent novel by this author concerns Tete, a mulatto woman sold to Toulouse Valmorain, the owner of a Haitian sugar plantation. In another novel, this writer describes a woman who goes to La Senora's brothel, is accused of the murder of Zulema Halabi, and finally marries Rolf Carle. In addition to The Island Beneath the Sea and Eva Luna, this author created a family that lives in the (*)"big house on the street," includes Clara, a telekenetic who can move a three-legged table, and Esteban, who enlists help to rescue his granddaughter Alba from the military. For 10 points, name this Chilean novelist who wrote about three generations of the Trueba family in The House of the Spirits.
A recent novel by this author concerns Tete, a mulatto woman sold to Toulouse Valmorain, the owner of a Haitian sugar plantation. In another novel, this writer describes a woman who goes to La Senora's brothel, is accused of the murder of Zulema Halabi, and finally marries Rolf Carle. In addition to The Island Beneath the Sea and Eva Luna, this author created a family that lives in the (*)"big house on the street," includes Clara, a telekenetic who can move a three-legged table, and Esteban, who enlists help to rescue his granddaughter Alba from the military. For 10 points, name this Chilean novelist who wrote about three generations of the Trueba family in The House of the Spirits.
A recent novel by this author concerns Tete, a mulatto woman sold to Toulouse Valmorain, the owner of a Haitian sugar plantation.
Isabel {Allende}