The protagonist, Father Latzer, a priest banished for doctrinal
heresy to an isolated, backward mountain parish, struggles to
achieve personal redemption by bringing salvation to his primitive,
taciturn, rural flock. Their mute atavism is disturbed only by the
local whore, Footloose, embodying all the forces against which the
priest's reforming mission is directed. The action is set in a
recognisable time and a landscape which, through the power of
Casellas' language, is endowed with a complex poetic charge and is
as compelling today as when it was written.
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