Ernesto Sabato

This Argentine writer struck me at the age of 16 when I had to read the book El Túnel. I speak of Ernesto Sábato, who lived 99 years! Considered as part of the triad of famous Argentine writers behind Jorge Luis Borges and Julio Cortazar, other greats of literature.

Sábato is primarily an essayist who ventured into the novel on three occasions, it should be noted that he is a qualified mathematician and then became interested in the area of the humanities.
The Tunnel was his great work, although now he would be in the controversy for the theme of the book, I see it as a warning book about the psychological problems that man can have and alert women to be careful if they have a relationship with a person of those characteristics.

In his essays he talks about life, God, society in such an eloquent way that makes me worthy to admire, in fact, I share a lot the vision of life that he has. He was also President of the Human Rights Commission once the Argentine dictatorship ended.