Benjamin Labatut: "I lived God in my own flesh. That destroys you and you start to pray to get away."
The Chilean writer revolutionized the international narrative landscape with books such as' A terrible vegetable 'and' MANIAC '. With them he became guru for characters as influential as Barack Obama or Alejandro González Iñárazo. In his stories he crosses mystique and mathematics, physics and magic with madness and beyond.
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Benjamin Labatut: "I lived God in my own flesh. That destroys you and you start to pray to get away." — Image credit: Caterina Barjau (EL PAÍS)
The Chilean writer revolutionized the international narrative landscape with books such as' A terrible vegetable 'and' MANIAC '. With them he became guru for characters as influential as Barack Obama or Alejandro González Iñárazo. In his stories he crosses mystique and mathematics, physics and magic with madness and beyond.