Benjamin Labatut is a renowned Chilean writer, born in 1980. He is acclaimed for his unique narrative style and his works often explore the intersections of science, history, and philosophy. Labatut's writing is characterized by its blend of fiction and non-fiction, leading readers through richly detailed and thought-provoking journeys.

His most notable work, "When We Cease to Understand the World", has garnered international attention and has been translated into several languages. The book delves into the lives of scientists and the moral and ethical consequences of their discoveries.

Labatut's literature is not only celebrated in Chile but has also gained a global readership, earning him a reputation as one of the contemporary voices in Latin American literature.