Os Teclados/ The Keyboards

For little Júlia, whose dream is to be a pianist, the keyboard is a revelation that nature, the universe and the cosmos are connected to each person’s inner experience, and that everything that exists makes sense. For a middle-aged writer, whose interview Júlia happens to read by chance, the world is chaotic and absurd, and her hands on the (computer) keyboard stubbornly try (perhaps in vain) to find harmony and meaning in it.

This sombre vision unsettles Júlia, who wonders, through what happens to her, whether life and the world have any meaning at all, and whether art can offer a way out.

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THE ANGELS (novella, 2000)

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THE WORD TREE (novel, 1997)