The Last Cowboys at the End of the World
by Nick Reding
"Reding's account of the ten months [in 1995] he spent in Middle Cisnes, Patagonia, is a riveting, novelistic exploration of the longing for change by a people and a culture that, according to history books and the Chilean government, do …
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"Reding's account of the ten months [in 1995] he spent in Middle Cisnes, Patagonia, is a riveting, novelistic exploration of the longing for change by a people and a culture that, according to history books and the Chilean government, do not even exist."--Dustjacket.
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""Reding's account of the ten months [in 1995] he spent in Middle Cisnes, Patagonia, is a riveting, novelistic exploration of the longing for change by a people and a culture …"
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