In the Midst of Winter

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In the Midst of Winter is a novel by Isabel Allende that intertwines the lives of three characters in contemporary Brooklyn as they confront past traumas, political exile, and unexpected love.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf novel
author Isabel Allende
containsMotif intercultural relationships
political violence
winter storm
countryOfOrigin Chile
follows The Japanese Lover
genre contemporary fiction
literary fiction
political fiction
romantic fiction
hasCharacterOrigin Chile
Guatemala
United States
hasForm prose
hasISBN 9781501178139
hasPageCount approximately 340 pages
hasReception generally positive reviews
hasSubject Latin American politics
U.S.–Latin America relations
family relationships
hasTargetAudience adult readers
hasTranslation English
language Spanish
literaryPeriod 21st-century literature
literaryStyle magical realism elements
mainCharacter Evelyn Ortega
Lucía Maraz
Richard Bowmaster
narrativePerspective third-person narration
narrativeStructure interwoven backstories
originalTitle Más allá del invierno
partOf Isabel Allende bibliography
placeOfPublication United States
precededBy The Japanese Lover
publicationDate 2017
publisher Atria Books
setting Brooklyn
New York City
settingPeriod 21st century
theme human rights abuses
immigration
memory
political exile
redemption
refugees
trauma
unexpected love

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The Japanese Lover followedByInBibliography In the Midst of Winter