Beyond the story of Joaquin Murieta, California outlaw rebel who struck, American is an ambitious novel by its vastness and development account of the struggles of Latin America, the separation from the mainland, the story of the struggle for identity. American: Murieta steps is the new novel by Ariel Dorfman essayist and academic, in which the head of Murieta, decapitated, separated from the body, acts as a metaphor for the territorial division and the search for identity. In a telephone interview from North Carolina, where he resides for several years and is a professor at Duke University, Dorfman talks about that new job. This novel celebrates 200 years of our history, the Latin Americans who then can not find, or find without searching, "the author also read and reread this essay to Read Donald Duck, written in collaboration with Armand Mattelart. But it also pays tribute to the Indians. "I have the impression that if I had to choose a group, would be that the American secret history has to do with this group of native peoples of our continent which is not yet speaking, and has important things to say; not as a kind of pure being, but a hybrid, crossover amestizado. " In the novel the story is told by a female character, whose name was not disclosed here. "She tells her story to the soaps, and I think is a very sad story, yet bleak, but very hopeful. Let's say I pay tribute to Latin American voices are always forgetting. " That soaps referred to the author is one of the most important work. It is a nickname, is actually a piece of soap that loves sex between human beings and is the narrator of this story that there is no life Murieta, the bandit whose myth, as historians say, helped to create the Fox, but the comings and goings of two powerful families from California, the twins belonging to one of them and the Solar Harrison, who participated in the struggle for independence of Chile and whose mystery of life is being resolved to turn pages . This recognizes Dorfman, is one of its most ambitious projects, as readership and critical reception has been very good. "There has never been a novel about California, the two Americas. If you add a soap, you put all kinds of writers, you have a protagonist Murieta "in the title never appears and you mix it with the fact that on top of a translator who spoke did not give him permission to do so, I I did think about how people would receive. "All have said that is ambitious, but generally liked. Where I have more interest, because it is also a real and profound answer is Mexico, because California is part of their history and understand that I raise this gaping through Murieta, because the story of you is of such tears, hopes and literary games. . "Absolutely. You're absolutely right. My life as a fugitive, runaway and transplanted. I struggled between two languages and two continents constantly, and it cost me much to understand the enormous wealth of this process, the motley happiness of that process, to understand that while he had seen it as a curse and wanted to be just American, Latin American or only Now understand that I am American, I'm on both sides."It does not mean that my heart is not in Latin America and my loyalties are primarily there to say that I, as the characters in the novel itself, I am a chimera, a creature of many places of overlap, of crossovers, shared communities in many ways and I think that's very Latin American: we are not a thing, if anything distinguishes us is our number and wanted it in the novel that wealth flow, with characters who, themselves, are a time of history where they have to say if they want to be American or American, gringos or rebels. "The idea that we can be both culturally, that's our wealth and not be ashamed of all the roots we have, not only in Latin American soil but the world itself. I think it's an exciting time, I would say of rooted cosmopolitanism. ". "No, next is the most ambitious. It is always the next one I am writing this opera for the Edinburgh International Festival, a play with Viggo Mortensen for Madrid, and I just finished the second part of my memories. "American is the largest, which contains more stories, the bigger picture, trying to do more, returning to the tradition of the great novels in the sense of his desire to cover a lot. I can say that my novel has never tried to cover as many Latin American history at the same time try to be a playful novel, orgasmic, experimental, is a novel that is populist and popular as both a novel that plays with time, characters , prospects, reminiscent of the novels of my greatest teachers. I pay tribute to Carlos Fuentes, Julio Cortázar and Gabriel García Márquez, Cortázar especially, although he had never written a novel like this. "It's a novel that tries to aggregate the Latin American reality while creating holes, a kind of Swiss cheese where the liquid is drained constantly. I believe that dialogue with the earlier Latin American novels that I have formed, I always wanted to have that kind of dialogue. Our entire novel is a dialogue with Don Quixote and it is too. In that sense it is the most ambitious.. " It is the mystery of the translator Eduardo Vladimiroff. American was written in English and translated into Castilian by Vladimiroff, whom he says has made translations of Joyce, Shakespeare and Nabokov. He even has a page, briefly, on the Internet. ..

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