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An Amazon.ca Best Book of 2013: Top 100/Editors' Pick"e;Captivating . . . a story of blood, hatred, vengeance, and politics."e;Radio-CanadaAlberto Ventura has travelled to Chile to attend the funeral of his father, Roberto. A man hated and loved both by his family and the local people, Roberto was known in the village as an enigma, a rake, a controversial boss, and a quick-tempered thug. It's said that he has destroyed the family land by mass-farmingeucalyptus trees, and he's known to have killed a local boy in a fit of rage. Yet as Alberto delves into the rumours that obscure his father's deathwas it natural causes, vengeance, murder, or self-sacrifice?he finds the reputation at stake is his own.In a breath-catching story of race and identity, rife with Chile's centuries-old tension between natives and local landowners, Mauricio Segura'sEucalyptusinvestigates the flashpoint of one village community in an expanding world."e;Well-executed, with a cinematic quality and keen visual sense Segura locates the political through the personal in a way that is uncommon."e;Stephen Sparks, Green Apple Books"e;A solid novelist of infallible instincts."e;L'Actualit
In the Cote-des-Neiges region of Montreal, the first stop for many new immigrants, live people of more than 100 nationalities. Two recent arrivals, Marcelo, the sensitive son of Chilean refugees, and Cleo, a shy boy from Haiti, must choose as adults whether to be united by childhood friendship, or divided by race. A seminal statement about multicultural societies. Translated from the French.
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