Quote by: Adolfo Bioy Casares

He believed he understood, for the first time, why people say life is a dream: if you live long enough, the events of a lifetime, like the events of a dream, cannot be communicated, simply because they are of no interest to anyone. Human beings themselves, after death, become figures in a dream to the survivors , they fade away and are forgotten, like dreams that were once convincing, but which no one cares to hear about. There are parents who find in their children a receptive audience, with the result that in the child's credulous imagination they find a last semblance of life, which quickly dims out as if they had never existed. ...


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Author Bio


  • NameAdolfo Bioy Casares
  • DescriptionArgentine novelist
  • BornSeptember 15, 1914
  • DiedMarch 8, 1999
  • CountryArgentina
  • ProfessionWriter; Screenwriter
  • WorksThe Invention Of Morel
  • AwardsKnight Of The Legion Of Honour; Miguel De Cervantes Prize