Travels and Tribulations
At the time, General Juan Peron’s regime was suffocating intellectual life in Argentina; as World War II was over in Europe, many chose to relocate to the newly liberated capitals of the old world. In 1951 Wilcock left Argentina for the first time in a visit to Italy. He traveled in the company of Ocampo and Bioy Casares.
To live is to cross the World over with the help of bridges made of smoke; When one is already in the other side, it don’t matter if the bridges disappear
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