Teeth Under the Sun Macedonianby Ignacio De Loyola Brandao translated by Cristina Ferreira Pinto Bailey Publication Date: 04 01 2007 ISBN: 9781564784384 A modern day Don Quixote and an exile in his own hometown, the protagonist of Teeth Under the Sun is kept from writing by a conspiracy (real? imagined?) designed to prevent him from revealing the truth about the town's strange status quo and violent past. In a place where people have abandoned their houses for tiny apartments in
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