Trail of blame; stories of the Philippines, by William J. Pomeroy.

By: Material type: TextTextSeries: New World paperbacksPublication details: New York, NY: International Publishers, [1971]Description: 223 pages 19 cmSubject(s): DDC classification:
  • 813/.5/4
LOC classification:
  • PZ 4. P7853 PS 3566. O56 Tr 1971
Contents:
Man on a road --The apostate --The return --Old timer --Off-limits --Campaign --Trail of blame --Titok --The morgue --The coming of the strangers --A bus in the rain --My father and I --Before the coming of the night --The provider --Nina --The land and the carabao.
Summary: "This collection of stories evolved out of William J. Pomeroy's seventeen years in the Philippines. Most of them were written while he was serving a life sentence (commuted after ten years in prsion) for participation in the Huk liberation movement. Stories of men and women who are struggling to break out of the semi-feudal conditions of pverty, superstition and inequality which U.S. policy maintains to its profit; of guerrilla fighters and of tender love in the midst of war. Some are about Americans in the Philippines and their racist attitudes which serve as instruments of the neo-colonialism their contry has imposed on a nation. All are stories of particular interest for today that compel by their honesty." From the back of resource
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Man on a road --The apostate --The return --Old timer --Off-limits --Campaign --Trail of blame --Titok --The morgue --The coming of the strangers --A bus in the rain --My father and I --Before the coming of the night --The provider --Nina --The land and the carabao.

"This collection of stories evolved out of William J. Pomeroy's seventeen years in the Philippines. Most of them were written while he was serving a life sentence (commuted after ten years in prsion) for participation in the Huk liberation movement. Stories of men and women who are struggling to break out of the semi-feudal conditions of pverty, superstition and inequality which U.S. policy maintains to its profit; of guerrilla fighters and of tender love in the midst of war. Some are about Americans in the Philippines and their racist attitudes which serve as instruments of the neo-colonialism their contry has imposed on a nation. All are stories of particular interest for today that compel by their honesty." From the back of resource

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