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Le tonnerre entre les feuilles
Latin America has seen, time and again, the rise of dictators, Supreme Leaders possessed of the dream of absolute power, who sought to impose their mad visions of Perfect Order on their own peoples. Latin American writers, in turn, have responded with fictional portraits of such figures, and no novel of this genre is as universally esteemed as Augusto Roa Bastos's I the Supreme, a book that draws on and reimagines the career of the man who was "elected" Supreme Dictator for Life in Paraguay in 1814.By turns grotesque, comic, and strangely moving, I the Supreme is a profound meditation on the uses and abuses of power—over men, over events, over language itself.
Le tonnerre entre les feuilles
Le Procureur
Moi, le Suprême
Moi, le supreme
Le tonnerre entre les feuilles
Moi, le suprême
Veille de l'amiral
Yo el Supremo / Moi le Suprême
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