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Something in Vallarta

Robert Richter
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Pages
344
Year
1991
Language
English
Publisher
The Permanent Press

About

Cotton Walters is a young American expatriate hiding out on the Mexican west coast in 1972. An ex-student, ex-political activist with uncertain draft status and pending legal problems, he has lived incognito for over a years along a tropical frontier of fishing villages and empty beaches, thriving on cantina life, beachcombing, bodysurfing, jungle slumming, and playing second base a local village baseball team. He's an illeagal gringo alien, living a lazy village life and known to his cantina buddies as Algo – "Something", in English. Armed with a little Spanish and a passion for the Mexican coastal culture, he is a disillusioned dropout, waiting for the rest of the world to regain some sanity.

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Reviews

"Richter, himself a former expat, successfully evokes the milieu of rich Americans abroad who seek to replicate the country they left behind to the exclusion of the locals. He also captures the flavor of a Mexico where "manana" is the operative word."
Publishers Weekly
"Well-worn storytelling with a nostalgic counterculture feel, all as comfortable as your old pair of Weejuns."
Kirkus

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