Just wanted to let you know that I bought "Last evenings on earth" and am going through it now. I jumped to the eponymous story first since you talked about it

Just wanted to let you know that I bought "Last evenings on earth" and am going through it now. I jumped to the eponymous story first since you talked about it, and I totally see the strange sense of urgency. I also liked that I felt transported back to the 70s, in Mexico. It seemed like something was brewing underneath throughout the entire country (I just watched Roma last night and saw that there as well). I also noticed a pattern I've seen in his other works, one where two men, who are very different from each other and who are inexplicably tied together, are traveling together to a place that seems strangely hostile to them. Thanks again for the recommendation!