Fireflies by Argentine author Luis Sagasti is a book of profound depth and beauty, bringing to mind Lao Tzu's Tao Te Ching in the sense one can repeatedly meditate on the words and images as if they are fireflies providing soulful nourishment with each sparkle.
What's the connection between Joseph Beuys and Kurt Vonnegut, between Coca-Cola and Master Basho, between you as reader and this collection of eight Luis Sagasti artful essays that could be taken as prose poems? Such provocative questions shouldn't be spoiled by anything resembling answers.
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