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Empire, Language, and Metamorphosis: A Review of Álvaro Enrigue's "Now I Surrender"

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A review and analysis of Álvaro Enrigue's novel "Now I Surrender" (translated by Natasha Wimmer), which uses the Apache Wars and the hunt for Geronimo as a kaleidoscopic narrative framework to explore themes of empire, language, violence, and metamorphosis. The article examines how Enrigue blends historical figures, linguistic play, and metafictional elements to create a novel that challenges conventional narratives of conquest and identity.

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Empire, language, violence, and metamorphosis in a kaleidoscopic novel of the Apache Wars.
Toward the middle of Now I Surrender, the 2018 novel by Álvaro Enrigue newly translated by Natasha Wimmer, US Army Lieutenant Charles B. Gatewood comes across hoofprints his tracker says belong to another officer, General James Parker.
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Empire, language, violence, and metamorphosis in a kaleidoscopic novel of the Apache Wars.

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