Ni fuh ni fah

Ni Fuh ni Fah is the penultimate book that Julio Camba published while alive and one of his most unknown works. In its pages, the great master of the article gives us hilarious anecdotes of his wandering through foreign lands, the fruit of his mania for observing the wide world, filled with lucid reflections that would leave the most eloquent of philosophers speechless and that constitute the proof reliable of what he himself used to preach: "Men are neither good nor bad: they are absurd." This work, which has never been republished since it was published for the first time in 1957, shows us a mature, precise and amazing journalist, a prodigy of serenity and good humor, of skepticism and joie de vivre, and is a real discovery for lovers of Galician prose, as well as a wonderful -and solid- gateway to the work of anyone, in the words of Ortega y Gasset: "logos, the purest and most elegant intelligence in Spain".