Margarita García Robayo Holiday Heart recensie en informatie over de inhoud van deze Colombiaanse roman. Op 26 juni 2020 verschijnt bij Uitgeverij Charco Press de Engelse vertaling van de roman van de Colombiaanse schrijfster Margarita García Robayo. Er is nog geen Nederlandse vertaling van de roman aangekondigd.
Margarita García Robayo Holiday Heart Recensie en Informatie
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Holiday Heart
- Schrijfster: Margarita García Robayo (Colombia)
- Soort boek: Colombiaanse roman
- Engelse vertaling: Charlotte Coombe
- Uitgever: Charco Press
- Verschijnt: 26 juni 2020
- Omvang: 150 pagina’s
- Uitgave: Paperback
Flaptekst van de roman van Margarita García Robayo
Lucía and Pablo are Colombian immigrants who’ve built their lives together in the US yet maintain conflicting attitudes towards their homeland and the extent to which it defines their identity. After undergoing fertility treatment, Pablo finds himself excluded from raising their twins, and the new family situation seems to question the very nature of their relationship and of who they believed they were.
In search of respite and time to reflect, Lucía takes the kids to her parents’ apartment in Miami. Meanwhile, Pablo learns he is suffering from a syndrome known as ‘Holiday Heart’. But is this just a break, or is it really the final days of their marriage?
From internationally acclaimed author Margarita García Robayo, and following the success of Fish Soup (selected by the TLS as one of the Best Books of 2018), comes this visceral dissection of the American Dream. With subtle, cutting humour she depicts the prejudices and snobbery of this immigrant family, and the selfishness and vulnerability of a couple whose emotional exhaustion has driven them apart. An acutely observed novel on displacement, the complexities of class and racism, and the end of love.