Fiction & Literature
Conversation in the Cathedral
Mario Vargas Llosa
Synopsis
Under a Peruvian dictatorship, private lives unfold within a society shaped by repression and moral compromise. Vargas Llosa’s novel examines how political corruption enters ordinary relationships, bringing the choices of individuals into contact with the wider damage caused by authoritarian power.
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