El Retorno de Pahana
- 235 páginas
- 9 horas de lectura


The journey unfolds from a Nazi prison camp to the mesas of Hopi, Arizona, where the author, a dispossessed Frenchman, finds a new home among two Native American tribes. Embraced by the Hopis, he learns their ways while also becoming the first white man to live at Taos Pueblo, where he meets and marries Po Pai Mo. This enchanting narrative explores themes of belonging, love, and cultural understanding, as Boissiere transforms from a man without a country into one rooted in community and tradition, guided by the wisdom of his wife.