The Prisoner at the End of the World by Alejandra Abraham

Ushuaia, early 20th century.In the southernmost prison, where the cold cuts to the bone and hope seems extinguished, a young man serves his sentence for daring to fight.Amid hunger, forced labor, and memories of the woman he left behind, he struggles to hold on to the little that still keeps him alive. The train, the snow, and the southern wind set the pace for a story in which freedom always seems too far away.The Prisoner at the End of the World is an intense tale about confinement, memory, and human fragility in the face of a landscape as beautiful as it is relentless.