Ignácio de Loyola Brandão
Born: 01-01-1936
Ignácio de Loyola Brandão is a celebrated Brazilian author known for his compelling narratives and imaginative storytelling. Born in 1936, he has gained acclaim for blending dystopian themes with social commentary, notably in works like "Zero" and "And Still the Earth." Brandão's literary contributions have earned him prestigious awards, including the Jabuti Prize. His profound exploration of human nature and societal issues makes him a pivotal figure in contemporary Brazilian literature.
Book summaries for books written by Ignácio de Loyola Brandão
Quotes
Zero is the beginning and the end, the infinite and the finite.
Sometimes, being empty is the only way to be truly full.
The absence of something can be as powerful as its presence.
In a world obsessed with numbers, Zero is the rebel that defies their rules.
Zero is the threshold between existence and non-existence.
Zero is the canvas on which all possibilities are painted.
Zero is the silent observer of the chaos around it.
Zero is the ultimate symbol of balance and harmony.
Zero is the void that contains endless potential.
Zero is the escape from the shackles of limitation.
Zero is the mirror that reflects the true nature of things.
In a world of noise, Zero is the silent sanctuary.