One character in this work travels to Rome in a vain attempt to persuade the bishops to canonize one of her ancestors, after which she visits a Swiss sanatorium and returns home to look for the ancestor's bones, and another character in this work imagines himself as a paper-mache head, a phallus, and a mute child. Mother Benita cares for an orphan who is believed to give birth as a virgin, Iris Mateluna. After the insane Ines gives birth to a son, Emperatriz is hired by her husband who drowns in a lake while staying at La Rinconada, Jeronimo de Azcoitia. Narrated by Humberto Penaloza, FTP, name this novel in which the
One character in this work travels to Rome in a vain attempt to persuade the bishops to canonize one of her ancestors, after which she visits a Swiss sanatorium and returns home to look for the ancestor's bones, and another character in this work imagines himself as a paper-mache head, a phallus, and a mute child. Mother Benita cares for an orphan who is believed to give birth as a virgin, Iris Mateluna. After the insane Ines gives birth to a son, Emperatriz is hired by her husband who drowns in a lake while staying at La Rinconada, Jeronimo de Azcoitia. Narrated by Humberto Penaloza, FTP, name this novel in which the deformed Boy is surrounded by freaks so that he does not become aware of his own ugliness, a work of Jose Donoso.
One character in this work travels to Rome in a vain attempt to persuade the bishops to canonize one of her ancestors, after which she visits a Swiss sanatorium and returns home to look for the ancestor's bones, and another character in this work imagines himself as a paper-mache head, a phallus, and a mute child.
The {Obscene Bird of Night} or {El Obsceno Parajo de la Noche}