Barth, J: Plantador de tabaco

Set in the late 17th century, this novel follows Ebenezer Cooke as he travels to the New World from London to manage his father's tobacco plantation and write an epic poem about life in Maryland. Along the way, he faces numerous challenges and encounters a range of colourful characters.

Cooke's journey is marked by capture by pirates and Indians, loss of inheritance, romantic entanglements, and involvement in secret conspiracies. As he navigates this complex web of relationships and deceit, Cooke must confront his own identity and the true nature of those around him.

Considered a masterpiece of contemporary literature, this novel has become a relevant and thought-provoking read for audiences across different eras.