Book, Perfect escape is no return, One[LS]

Language: Brazilian Portuguese. The new novel from the author of How to Talk to a Fascist A museum employee, Klaus lives alone in an old apartment in the Turkish neighborhood of Berlin. After years without contact with his family in Brazil and after a bad night's sleep, he calls his sister, Agnes, who, amid trivialities, reveals that his father has been dead for months. From this discovery, Klaus decides whether to return to the place where he was born and evaluate the reasons why he chose the distance or to stay and deal with his condition as a foreigner, his difficulty with the German language, his stuttering and his sexual body configuration. confusion that afflicts him. In a context of tireless meditation on ethical and affective issues, Marcia Tiburi develops the questions of an anguished narrator who is constantly on the run, but who finds, in a surprising way out, a sign to move on with his life.