Description
In this luminous novel, Pedro Archanjo—an outspoken mulatto man shaped by hardship and resolve—moves through a world that repeatedly tests his dignity. As he confronts the prejudice embedded in everyday life, his journey becomes both a personal quest for meaning and a wider reckoning with the social forces that try to limit him. Blending vivid character work with the energy of lived experience, the story illuminates how community, faith, and resilience can transform suffering into purpose. With its richly textured, humanist storytelling, the book echoes the author’s distinctive ability to turn social critique into unforgettable, compassionate narrative.
Available Editions
paperback
University of Wisconsin Press
Published Mar 24, 2003
396 pages
ISBN: 9780299186449
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Details
First Published
1969
Language
por
Translation
From: por
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Tent of Miracles by Jorge Amado.