REVIEWS
In an erudite, personable and humorous voice, Luiz Fernando Brandão recounts in Triptik his epic spiritual and physical journey from Brazil to India from 1975 to 1976 at the age of 23. (…) Triptik delightfully recounts a decade roiled by social movements and the Cold War, but also defined by daring, long-distance travel before the advent of the Internet or more open borders.
~ BLUE INK
Triptik is a memoir that combines a slow-paced account of rigorous yoga study in India with lively accounts of travel.
~ Foreword Clarion Review
A debut memoir [Triptik] chronicles a young man’s journey to learn yoga and see the world. (…) The result is an exuberant and engaging fish-out-of-water story that’s a bit more thought-provoking than the norm. (…) A charming, knockabout travelogue and meditation on the 1970s international yoga scene.
~ Kirkus Review
REVIEWS
In an erudite, personable and humorous voice, Luiz Fernando Brandão recounts in Triptik his epic spiritual and physical journey from Brazil to India from 1975 to 1976 at the age of 23. (…) Triptik delightfully recounts a decade roiled by social movements and the Cold War, but also defined by daring, long-distance travel before the advent of the Internet or more open borders.
~ BLUE INK
Triptik is a memoir that combines a slow-paced account of rigorous yoga study in India with lively accounts of travel.
~ Foreword Clarion Review
A debut memoir [Triptik] chronicles a young man’s journey to learn yoga and see the world. (…) The result is an exuberant and engaging fish-out-of-water story that’s a bit more thought-provoking than the norm. (…) A charming, knockabout travelogue and meditation on the 1970s international yoga scene.
~ Kirkus Review