The narrator is being held in an institution for the mentally ill. One explanation is that in a rush of violence began to destroy without apparent reason the house of his mother. Another - of which he is convinced - is that from a little he swallowed a cricket, and later they implanted a chip, that have made him to be different, to live like prisoner of his own mind, always assaulted by ideas and thoughts that are foreign to him , And instead fascinating to us the readers of his madness. His faithful blue plush dog is a witness to everything, like his imaginary friends Rimbaud and Baudelaire, with whom he talks and discusses, despite being fully aware that they are a creation of his indefatigable mind. His journey leads him to decipher the language of all beings on Earth, creating a new language and a mass movement called Todog, which will finally make communication possible among all creatures: "Todog ministral calipsomburguer veneran do lupsier todog '. What is less is if someone else can understand it, as the narrator says, the Todog "It was a way to soften our guilt and our pain." Rodrigo de Souza Leão was born in Rio de Janeiro in 1965, a city where he died in a psychiatric clinic in 2008, shortly after publishing his autobiographical novel All Dogs Are Blue. He is also the author of more than ten books of poetry, and one of the founders and editors of Zunái, one of the leading Brazilian poetry magazines. All dogs are blue has been adapted to the theater, and two novels suyas bad, I stole a few days and Or schizoidecoration in the mouth are in process of being taken to the cinema.