Errata are the details that escape us over the course of the days and that, if revealed, turn the routine around. The list of anecdotes—or gazapos of survival—found in this book lead us through the verdicts of daily life: the deaf ears of divinity, the self-absorption and selfishness of human beings, the inertia of everyday life.
In Faith of Errata, sedgar Velasco confronts us with uncomfortable situations, from how to recover the scattered ashes of the father, the inoperability of an office of imparting justice, the avenged paedophilia —unconsciously?—, to the violence of the other that is in the end our violence, that of our actions and our desires.