Unflinchingly honest about his family, his failures, his already
broken health at the age of sixty?three and the loss of the hopes
he once had for himself, Thomsen is also sickened by the corruption
and rapacity of our societies, the inequality and the economic
destitution. What starts as an almost reluctant concatenation of
memory and poignant, limpid descriptions of Brazil, grows into a
shattering romantic symphony on human misery and life s small but
exquisite transcendent pleasures. He spares the reader nothing.
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