English
Puzzle (because they are human) Codex (a collection of sacred texts) on Super-Power (the man who tries to dominate things and the mechanisms of creation until feeling that he is a god, maker of the Earth) in Disaster Drawer (in a world full of contradictions and various facts).
Individual myths blossom in the structure of a codex. The individual is the scenario where history transpires, and its internal characters are the actors—abstract experiences and categories. Super-Power, a god who does not quite manage to become one, undoes himself, wracked with doubts about how to fully be a man, and only—after his self-deification—in the commitment of being one does he find the answer. The unreal reality of a middle-class man from Buenos Aires who, by way of mechanisms of conscience wants to achieve integration with his people, and the misunderstanding inherent in this pretension is what this novel—if it can be called that—postulates, in the language and logic of the delirium of Luis Felipe Noé, taking advantage of his double language as writer and visual artist in order to do so.