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      Neon South

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      Neon South is an off-the-beaten-path Latin American travel narrative that unfolds like a novel, shadowing locals all too aware of how outside influences, from colonialism to globalism, have changed their lives. From the drug cartel-controlled squares of Mexico to Venezuelan jungles where the outsid...

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      Description

      Product ID:9789533513737
      Product Form:Paperback / softback
      Country of Manufacture:GB
      Title:Neon South
      Authors:Author: Marko Pogacar, Mirza Puric
      Page Count:117
      Subjects:Travel writing, Travel writing
      Description:Neon South is an off-the-beaten-path Latin American travel narrative that unfolds like a novel, shadowing locals all too aware of how outside influences, from colonialism to globalism, have changed their lives. From the drug cartel-controlled squares of Mexico to Venezuelan jungles where the outside world threatens traditions, Marko Pogacar absorbs all he encounters with the eyes and words of a poet, finding humor in the absurd and intimacy in despair. Unexpected similarities surface in the assemblage of these tropical experiences fused together with Pogacar's memories of living through the dissolution of Yugoslavia: “After all, are our customs, our kingdoms, our churches and wars, our arsons and human sacrifices one iota different from the Aztec ones?”
      Imprint Name:Sandorf Passage
      Publisher Name:Sandorf Passage
      Country of Publication:GB
      Publishing Date:2022-05-03

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      Weight176 g
      Dimensions140 × 210 × 15 mm