A man promises himself on his birthday that he will no longer dream of being his neighbor, that he does receive correspondence; Another is exhausted after a confusing journey in which he pursued the wake of total death and destruction on a beach; A man needs to remember and can not, every new thought erases a memory. The characters of Emiliano Monge are absorbed in the meanderings of an existence in which the world and the things, and the creatures that inhabit it, are described with a precise and evocative language, loaded with powerful images, that serves as the stage in which The daily events of the heroes and anti-heroes who play their haunting stories are represented to the infinite. The eight tales that weave Drag that shadow are about the others, not only those of flesh and bone, but also those who dwell in the mind. Those who are always a distorted, diffused and changing reflection, but who are often more sympathetic, attractive, successful and, above all, more blessed than the one who is tormented by their presence or absence. Monge expresses in his writing the other interiors with which we fight every day, those that are disputed without quarter the primacy over the will of the hesitant I, who from the beginning has lost the battle, especially when the enemies adopt the disguise of the memories Of a love that will not be more.