Title: A sharp and biting criticism of "American Dream" propaganda
Product review: Lucas Guevara is the English translation of the first Spanish-language novel of immigration to the United States. Written by Colombian emigre Alirio Diaz Guerra, and originally published in 1914, it tells of Lucas Guevara, a man who arrived in a country filled with selfishness, poverty, greed, and the pleasures of the flesh. Succumbing to the criminality surrounding him and within his own soul, Lucas descends into depravity, preys upon others, and becomes a living reflection of his morally barren environment. A sharp and biting criticism of "American Dream" propaganda as telling today as it was nearly a century ago, Lucas Guevara is highly recommended reading and enhanced for contemporary readers with an informative introduction by Nicolas Kanellos and Imara Liz Hernandez.
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