Gun dealers' daughter / Gina Apostol.
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TextPublication details: Manila : Anvil, c2010.Description: 264 pages 21 cmISBN: - 9789712724725
- PS 9993.A66 .G954 2010
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A meditation in fiction on the role of the upper classes in oppresive regimes, Gun Dealers' Daughter is a human drama of a thoughtful girl's 'split soul.' Stuck in amnesiac trauma, Soledad Soliman, or Sol, finds herself telling her story backwards, unfolding a psychological and political mystery: both protagonist and reader untravel in tandem the puzzle of the heroine's past and clues to the plot that indicts her. Weaving together a story of upper-class Manila during martial law times, Gun Dealers' Daughter is an obdurately literate tale of rebellion and romance, adolescence and assasins-probing the role of the individual, the role of all of us, in complex times. (Provided by the Publisher)
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