The narrative explores the clash between Columbus and the Taíno peoples during his second voyage to Española, highlighting the fierce resistance led by chieftain Caonabó. By drawing on primary sources, the novel presents a dual perspective, showcasing the experiences and motivations of both the indigenous Taíno and the European invaders. This historical account delves into the complexities of colonization, the struggle for power, and the cultural encounters that defined this pivotal moment in history.
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Andrew Rowen's writing delves into the roots of religious intolerance, inspired by illustrating the civility and tolerance of vanquished societies and religions. His aim is to authentically depict encounters from both viewpoints, highlighting the loss of these virtues in modern times. Rowen meticulously researches historical records and visits the locations where his narratives unfold, striving for historical accuracy and atmosphere. He is currently developing a sequel that continues to chronicle the lives of his protagonists during a period of resistance against subjugation.
