Luis Sagasti is an Argentinian writer who delves into history and contemporary art. His works frequently explore the intersections between art, history, and literature, drawing on his background as a historian and curator. Sagasti's style is characterized by its depth and intellectual curiosity, prompting readers to contemplate complex ideas. Through his novels and essays, he offers a distinctive perspective on modern culture and its historical underpinnings.
Sagasti narrates for us a thousand and one stories centre around music that take the reader from Bach to Gould, from Gould to the Beatles, from Sergeant Pepper to the music that was played in Nazi concentration camps, and so on.. But when do we end a story? When do we decide to sing the final lullaby?