Green Gold (published in Iquitos in 1994) is a novel by Boria Magin Barcia, following the cycle of stories of adventure opened by Arturo Hernandez with Sangama , plunges us into the Amazon world through their most expensive, drugs, oil, gold mining, indigenous life and many love scenes. A novel that captures the reader from beginning to end, and rescues an important element in the novel: the disturbing fable, adventure, fiction joyful and exciting. Its protagonist is a descendant of rubber tapper whose engineering profession has not broken his adventurous race. Through their meetings and vigilantes, the protagonist reveals to us a world of unexpected contradictions, reality Loreto with its vices and weaknesses, their parties and desires, without abandoning the intense love for the Amazon land. The narrative language is functional and without ambition, but lends itself perfectly to the genre of adventure. And the narrative, done in third person, fleeing from a psychological exploration of characters and abundant, rather, easily recognizable clichés of Hollywood. But the novel, above all, entertaining. And their innovative landscapes for our literature are impressive. We therefore believe that the work of Magin Barcia deserves more than adequate attention to their efforts to make literature. And, hopefully, continue your unbridled imagination.
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