And now?

This short novel by Oscar Niemeyer is the restrained and precise expression of his true nature. A smooth narrative, without elaborate passages, with quick and precise lines that, as a whole, create the atmosphere the writer sought. Brief and concise, this book has the sonority and permanence of a chamber concerto. Each movement, each passage, occupies its own space; without the thunder of a symphony, but with a precision that permeates the reader.