Long Life, Honey in the Heart by Martín Prechtel
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Narrator Martín Prechtel

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Length 15 hours 45 minutes
Language English
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Summary

Martín Prechtel continues the narrative of his unique life in Santiago, Atitlan in Long Life, Honey in the Heart, an eloquent memoir replete with the subtle intelligence and sophistication of Mayan culture. Set against the dramatic backdrop of Guatemala's political upheaval in the 1980s, this heady mix of magic, humor, and spirituality immerses the reader in the experiences of Mayan birth, courting, marriage, childrearing, old age, death, and beyond, using the true story of Prechtel's own family and friends.

Audiobook details

Narrator:
Martín Prechtel

ISBN:
9781623177454

Length:
15 hours 45 minutes

Language:
English

Publisher:
North Atlantic Books

Publication date:

Edition:
Unabridged

Libro.fm rank:
#23,316 Overall

Genre rank:
#1,395 in Social Science

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Reviews

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