Reinventive features in the historical novel “El Brothel de las Pedrarias” by Ricardo Pasos Marciacq

Abstract

The Nicaraguan narrative in its late-twentieth-century to XXI-century translation underwent changes that generated countless new expectations in the literary creation field. That encompassing stigma that inscribed the country as a land of poets has been vetoed, as a result of the strong traumatic social crises that plunged not only the country but Central America in the deep night-time disenchantment. A strong dictatorship of four decades, the formation of guerrillas to abolish it, the military groups dispersed in the country for almost ten years, the economic blockade, compulsory military service and a hundred disintegrated families are examples of the leading events experienced by the peers nationals.