River Walks is a hybrid script. It is also an essay that explains this writing through a voice that engages in direct dialogue with Juan Rulfo, Antonio Di Benedetto, Elizabeth Cook, Homer, Jean Rolin, Stendhal and Werner Herzog, but, above all, with the owner of the hand. printed inside the Chauvet cave.

The reader has in his hands a brief history of a certain narrative that began in the 18th century and that, when interwoven with the author's family stories, serves as a source for a series of reflections that explore the intersections between fiction, daily life and the historical evolution. David Miklos offers us a bridge that links two ways of narrating that unfold in the flow of time, where we can all be literary characters based on a truth; and, thanks to that truth, to be all part of History.