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Isabel Allende Llona (born August 2, 1942) is a Chilean writer, living in UsefulNotes/TheUnitedStates, with a lot of success worldwide. She is '''not''' the daughter of former [[UsefulNotes/PresidentsOfChile Chilean President]] Salvador Allende as some might believe, but rather his niece (Salvador and Isabel's dad are cousins); a mistake easy to make, since Salvador Allende ''does'' have a daughter named Isabel Allende Bussi, a career politician in Chile.
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Isabel Allende Llona (born August 2, 1942) is a Chilean UsefulNotes/{{Chile}}an writer, living in UsefulNotes/TheUnitedStates, with a lot of success worldwide. She is '''not''' the daughter of former [[UsefulNotes/PresidentsOfChile Chilean President]] Salvador Allende as some might believe, but rather his niece (Salvador and Isabel's dad are cousins); a mistake easy to make, since Salvador Allende ''does'' have a daughter named Isabel Allende Bussi, a career politician in Chile.
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She also wrote a well-received novel about Franchise/{{Zorro}}, fittingly named ''Literature/{{Zorro}}'' outlining his early years.
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She also wrote a well-received novel about Franchise/{{Zorro}}, DerivativeWorks/{{Zorro}}, fittingly named ''Literature/{{Zorro}}'' ''Literature/{{Zorro|2005}}'' outlining his early years.
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* SoBeautifulItsACurse: If you are a HeadTurningBeauty in one of Allende's books, you won't make it to the final page.
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* SoBeautifulItsACurse: If you are a HeadTurningBeauty in one of Allende's books, you won't make it to the final page. Likely due to DeathByChildbirth
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** In ''Portrait in Sepia'', Lynn falls in love with a man who seduces her as part of a bet and dumps her when he is done. When she turns out to be pregnant, he abandons her. She later [[DeathByChildbirth dies while giving birth to protagonist Aurora]].
** In ''Island Beneath The Sea'' Rosette is imprisoned while pregnant. By the time she is released, the prison conditions have left her so weak that she [[DeathByChildbirth dies while delivering her son]].
** Nieves in ''Violeta'' grows up spoiled by her father, Julián Bravo, and becomes addicted to hard drugs. She gets pregnant and even quits drugs for her baby's sake, but [[DeathByChildbirth eventually succumbs to eclampsia, with baby Camilo surviving only thanks to a C-section]].
** In ''Island Beneath The Sea'' Rosette is imprisoned while pregnant. By the time she is released, the prison conditions have left her so weak that she [[DeathByChildbirth dies while delivering her son]].
** Nieves in ''Violeta'' grows up spoiled by her father, Julián Bravo, and becomes addicted to hard drugs. She gets pregnant and even quits drugs for her baby's sake, but [[DeathByChildbirth eventually succumbs to eclampsia, with baby Camilo surviving only thanks to a C-section]].
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** In ''Portrait in Sepia'', Lynn falls in love with a man who seduces her as part of a bet and dumps her when he is done. When she turns out to be pregnant, he abandons her. She later [[DeathByChildbirth dies while after giving birth to protagonist Aurora]].
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** In ''Island Beneath The Sea'' Rosette is imprisoned while pregnant. By the time she is released, the prison conditions have left her so weak that she[[DeathByChildbirth dies while shortly after delivering her son]].
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** Nieves in ''Violeta'' grows up spoiled by her father, Julián Bravo, and becomes addicted to hard drugs. She gets pregnant and even quits drugs for her baby's sake, but[[DeathByChildbirth eventually succumbs to eclampsia, with baby Camilo surviving only thanks to a C-section]].C-section.
** In ''Island Beneath The Sea'' Rosette is imprisoned while pregnant. By the time she is released, the prison conditions have left her so weak that she
** Nieves in ''Violeta'' grows up spoiled by her father, Julián Bravo, and becomes addicted to hard drugs. She gets pregnant and even quits drugs for her baby's sake, but
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Due to some HypeBacklash and the concept of TrueArt for some people, she is very much a polarizing author. The press has lauded her many times, but people like critic Harold Bloom or fellow writer Creator/RobertoBolano have bashed her numerous times, accusing her of churning out commercial literature, reinforcing female stereotypes, plagiarizing Creator/GabrielGarciaMarquez or just plain being a bad writer. In her native country, the vitriol is ten times more accentuated, especially considering how heavily some of her books lean towards WhatDoYouMeanItsNotPolitical.
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Due to some HypeBacklash and the concept of TrueArt for some people, she is very much a polarizing author. The press has lauded her many times, but people like critic Harold Bloom or fellow Chilean writer Creator/RobertoBolano have bashed her numerous times, accusing her of churning out commercial literature, reinforcing female stereotypes, plagiarizing Creator/GabrielGarciaMarquez or just plain being a bad writer. In her native country, the vitriol is ten times more accentuated, especially considering how heavily some of her books lean towards WhatDoYouMeanItsNotPolitical.
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She also wrote a well-received novel about ''{{Franchise/Zorro}}'', fittingly named {{Literature/Zorro}} outlining his early years.
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She also wrote a well-received novel about ''{{Franchise/Zorro}}'', Franchise/{{Zorro}}, fittingly named {{Literature/Zorro}} ''Literature/{{Zorro}}'' outlining his early years.
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Isabel Allende Llona (born August 2, 1942) is a Chilean writer, living in UsefulNotes/TheUnitedStates, with a lot of success worldwide. She is '''not''' the daughter of former [[UsefulNotes/PresidentsOfChile Chilean President]] Salvador Allende as some might believe, but rather his niece (Salvador and Isabel's dad are cousins); a mistake easy to make, since Salvador Allende ''does'' have a daughter [[NamesTheSame named Isabel Allende Bussi]], currently a politician and senator in Chile.
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Isabel Allende Llona (born August 2, 1942) is a Chilean writer, living in UsefulNotes/TheUnitedStates, with a lot of success worldwide. She is '''not''' the daughter of former [[UsefulNotes/PresidentsOfChile Chilean President]] Salvador Allende as some might believe, but rather his niece (Salvador and Isabel's dad are cousins); a mistake easy to make, since Salvador Allende ''does'' have a daughter [[NamesTheSame named Isabel Allende Bussi]], currently Bussi, a career politician and senator in Chile.
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Due to some HypeBacklash and the concept of TrueArt for some people, she is very much a polarizing author. The press has lauded her many times, but people like critic Harold Bloom or fellow writer Creator/RobertoBolano have bashed her numerous times, accusing her of churning out commercial literature, reinforcing female stereotypes, plagiarizing Creator/GabrielGarciaMarquez or just plain being a bad writer. In her native country, the vitriol is ten times [[UpToEleven more accentuated]], especially considering how heavily some of her books lean towards WhatDoYouMeanItsNotPolitical.
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Due to some HypeBacklash and the concept of TrueArt for some people, she is very much a polarizing author. The press has lauded her many times, but people like critic Harold Bloom or fellow writer Creator/RobertoBolano have bashed her numerous times, accusing her of churning out commercial literature, reinforcing female stereotypes, plagiarizing Creator/GabrielGarciaMarquez or just plain being a bad writer. In her native country, the vitriol is ten times [[UpToEleven more accentuated]], accentuated, especially considering how heavily some of her books lean towards WhatDoYouMeanItsNotPolitical.
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** Evelyn in ''In the Midst of Winter'' crosses the border as an unaccompanied minor. In the same book, after the 1973 Chilean coup, Lucia is forced to go into exile.
** Zarité leaves Saint Domingue shortly after the Haitian revolution, and eventually ends up in New Orleans, where she finally becomes a freewoman.
** In ''A Long Petal Of The Sea'' Roser Bruguera and Victor Dalmau are forced to leave Spain due to UsefulNotes/SpanishCivilWar and eventually arrive to Chile in the ''Winchester''.
** Evelyn in ''In the Midst of Winter'' crosses the border as an unaccompanied minor. In the same book, after the 1973 Chilean coup, Lucia is forced to go into exile.
** Zarité leaves Saint Domingue shortly after the Haitian revolution, and eventually ends up in New Orleans, where she finally becomes a freewoman.
** In ''A Long Petal Of The Sea'' Roser Bruguera and Victor Dalmau are forced to leave Spain due to UsefulNotes/SpanishCivilWar and eventually arrive to Chile in the ''Winchester''.
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