Francisco Goldman is the author of two novels, The Long Night of White Chickens and The Ordinary Seaman. He divides his time between Mexico City and New York City.
Recommended reading. Bookseller This short memoir of the operation is fascinating, as much for the nostalgic love of Chile which Litten experienced after 12 years' absence as for the machinations of his secret filming. Bookseller The journalism which began Marquez's Nobel Prize-winning career is employed here not only to tell Littin's remarkable story, but offer a tragic summary of Chilean politics. Independent The result is somewhere between a comedy spy thriller and an evocative slice of political reportage. Guardian This superb book sheds light on Chile under Pinochet, but it also is a must for anyone interested in challenging rapacious and unaccountable power. Tribune
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