Sign of the Wind
11 hrs. 8 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Eduardo Varela
Author
Eduardo Varela
Narrator
Andrey Finagin
Narrator
Andrey Finagin
Description
A magnificent example of Latin American prose with its unmistakable magical breath.
This book invites you on a journey through Patagonia—one of the most captivating corners of the planet.
A vivid debut, recognized for its attention to detail and high acclaim from international critics.
After a friend’s betrayal, former saxophonist Parker finds himself drawn into a dangerous story and is forced to go into hiding: he leaves Buenos Aires for Patagonia, becomes a truck driver, and, delivering fruit, drives across this exotic land—barren and beautiful, full of myths and legends, where even the most incredible events seem possible and almost commonplace.
On his way, Parker constantly encounters wonders and strange, alluring people, but the most fantastic thing of all for him is his own love—for a girl from a local traveling moon amusement park.
Eduardo Fernando Varela is an Argentine journalist, writer, and screenwriter. His novel “The Sign of Wind” (2019) received the international Casa de las Américas Prize, and in France it was named among the finalists for the “Femina” Prize. As the author notes, this is the first part of the Patagonian trilogy; its sequel, “The Bald Mountain,” has already been published in Spain.
This book invites you on a journey through Patagonia—one of the most captivating corners of the planet.
A vivid debut, recognized for its attention to detail and high acclaim from international critics.
After a friend’s betrayal, former saxophonist Parker finds himself drawn into a dangerous story and is forced to go into hiding: he leaves Buenos Aires for Patagonia, becomes a truck driver, and, delivering fruit, drives across this exotic land—barren and beautiful, full of myths and legends, where even the most incredible events seem possible and almost commonplace.
On his way, Parker constantly encounters wonders and strange, alluring people, but the most fantastic thing of all for him is his own love—for a girl from a local traveling moon amusement park.
Eduardo Fernando Varela is an Argentine journalist, writer, and screenwriter. His novel “The Sign of Wind” (2019) received the international Casa de las Américas Prize, and in France it was named among the finalists for the “Femina” Prize. As the author notes, this is the first part of the Patagonian trilogy; its sequel, “The Bald Mountain,” has already been published in Spain.
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