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Autran Dourado builds a profound psychological portrait of Biela, a reclusive woman who lives isolated in her inner world. The novel explores solitude, the social conventions that imprison her, and the impossibility of authentic human communication through densely lyrical and contemplative prose.
A work that delves deeply into subjectivity and silence, the novel is a narrative of rare sensitivity that questions the possibilities of existence and individual freedom.
| Author | Autran Dourado |
|---|---|
| Year of publication | 1964 |
| Pages | 244 |
”This work by Autran Dourado moves me, calls out to me, makes me wish for a meeting between the characters Biela and Ponciá Vicêncio so that the two could talk about the loneliness of their lives.”
