Journeys in My Homeland

This work, which is bipartite in its content, offers us the work of a digressive spirit, fond of novelty, reminiscent of a reporter attentive to capturing the most unusual detail for the sensationalism of a newspaper report. The critic and humorist, in his gala of erudition, moves from one subject to another through an association of ideas, which, in a way, sometimes disorients the less prepared reader. But, by offering the novelty of a colloquial style, he immediately captures their attention.