Now I Surrender

Once I Moved Like the Wind is a darkly humorous and action-packed novel that explores the history and myth of the American West, focusing on iconic figures like Geronimo amidst borderland conflicts between Mexico and the United States. Spanning different eras, the story intertwines past and present, delving into themes of liberty and identity through a variety of characters, including a Mexican woman fleeing violence and military figures pursuing legendary warriors. Álvaro Enrigue’s compelling narrative offers a powerful reflection on the mythic and historical significance of a rapidly changing region.