Revolutionary Novels

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I'm reading A Flag For Sunrise by Robert Stone. It deals with a "fictitious" Central American country called Tecan. The Book was written in 1981 during the revolutionary movements in Central America. The book deals with the CIA, the revolutionaries, liberation theology and neo-nazis/soldiers of fortune. The book is considered a classic. Literary critic Harold Bloom lists that novel in his book The Western Canon.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Stone


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I'm thinking also about the classic novel that inspired Lenin and his fellow revolutionaries which is called What Is To Be Done? by Nokolai Chernyshevsky

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