One character in this novel is praised as having a "mellifluous voice" by Guido Monteverde's column La Ultima Hora.
One character in this novel is praised as having a "mellifluous voice" by Guido Monteverde's column La Ultima Hora. A subplot concerns Sergeant Litmua's night patrol, while another deals with Dr. Alberto de Quinteros and his niece Elianita's doomed marriage to Red Antunez. The novel ends with the narrator returning to Patricia, his wife and cousin, after a night of drinking during which Dr. Rebagliati almost gets in a fist fight. The sound effects artist Puddler works along with Big Pablito, Pascual, and the narrator at Radio Panamerica, whose serials parallel the love between the narrator and one of the title characters. Interspersed with soap operas written by the Bolivian phenom Pedro Camacho, for ten points, name this autobiographical Vargas Llosa novel about Mario and his love for a certain relative.
One character in this novel is praised as having a "mellifluous voice" by Guido Monteverde's column La Ultima Hora.
{Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter} or La {tia Julia y el escribador}  #