Inferno: A Story of Terror and Survival in Chile (Living in Latin America)
"Powerful reading. . . . A devastating book . . . [which] itself became part of an important controversy within Chile at the time of its appearance, about whether former leftists and secret police collaborators should be welcomed or rejected in society, and by whom."—Steve Stern, author ofPeru’s Indian Peoples and the Challenge of Spanish Conquest"The Inferno is a searing and haunting memoir of one woman’s journey through the hell of Pinochet’s torture chambers and secret police."—Peter Winn, Tufts University“Arce’s testimony . . . draws from her direct proximity to and experiences of the machinery of violent death.”—Patrick Timmons,Latin American Research Review