Dark Green, Bright Red
Dark Green, Bright Red by Gore Vidal, published by Panther in 1980, is a work of fiction that delves into the complexities of political power and revolution. Spanning 134 pages, this edition presents a narrative where the end of the rainy season signals a time ripe for upheaval. The protagonist, Peter, perceives the unfolding events as a game orchestrated by the General and his captivating daughter, yet the consequences of their actions are starkly real.
Readers will encounter a story that explores the interplay of ambition and violence in a politically charged environment. The plot reveals the underlying tensions and the genuine thirst for power that drives the characters, set against a backdrop of impending revolution. This edition invites readers to reflect on the dynamics of authority and the human condition within the framework of political fiction.
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Rainy season is over, perfect for a revolution. For Peter it seems a game the General and his beautiful daughter are playing. But the blood spilled is real, as are the forces secretly lusting for power.
Review
America’s own Tiresias – a seer and a scourge as well as an entertainer of the highest order. * Jay McInerney * There is no-one quite like him, and if you don’t know his work then you should. * Erica Wagner, The TIMES *
About the Author
Gore Vidal was at the centre of literary and intellectual life for half a century and wrote ‘The Narratives of a Golden Age’ series as well as countless bestsellers. He died on 31st July 2012.
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Rainy season is over, perfect for a revolution. For Peter it seems a game the General and his beautiful daughter are playing. But the blood spilled is real, as are the forces secretly lusting for power.
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