Chambacu, Black Slum

Chambacu, Black Slum

Kneeling before her son, she spoke softly, as if he had merely received a scratch from a cockspur:

“My son, how many times I warned you!”

Crossing the kitchen, Dominguito whispered to his aunt:

“Camilo and the rest of the kids are waiting for us at Miss Domitila‘s school. I’ve got the avocado seeds.”

With four sutures, the tobacco roller sewed Máximo‘s eyes closed. Many people in Chambacú now had theirs open.

Written by Manuel Zapata Olivella // Published in Pittsburgh by Latin American Literary Review Press in 1989




Books by Manuel Zapata Olivella in Black Latin American Writers in Translation

Chambacú, corral de negros: novela

Edition published by Editorial Bedout in 1967
Chambacú, corral de negros: novela
Manuel Zapata Olivella
Chambacu, Black Slum

Edition publishedin Pittsburgh by Latin American Literary Review Press in 1989
Chambacu, Black Slum
Manuel Zapata Olivella

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