Hay Locos
Hope Boylston · 2011
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About the book
In 1969, two pretty girls graduated from college and set out on an improbable journey: they drove from Fort Lauderdale, Florida to Santiago, Chile to get to a New Year's Party. They travelled along 12,000 miles of roads and were three months late. Along the way, they met dictators and revolutionaries, generals and peasants. One of the, Hope Boylston, retells her experiences in Hay Locos. What began as pure adventure gradually became a voyage of love, danger and self exploration that challenged everthing she thought she knew about the world. Boylston settled in Chile where she worked on an adaptation of Our Bodies, Ourselves for a women's magazine published by the socialist government of Salvador Allende. She lived in Washington, D. C. in the first few years following the military coup that overthrew him and then returned to Chile in 1977, where she worked for CARE and joined the Resistance Movement against the dicatorship. She was forced to leave in 1981 when she learned that the secret police were going to come after her. Her essays record these extraordinary experience with passion, humor and a fine sense of the absurd -- Publisher's description.
Book details
- Year
- 2011
- Language
- English
- Publisher
- Kaye Productions
- Editions
- 1
- Pages
- 256
- ISBN
- 9780982971635
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