Juan José Morosoli is one of the greatest Rioplatenses writers of the twentieth century, and at the same time one of the best kept secrets of the literature of our estuary. The field - anthology that brings together the best of his work - is an unbeatable opportunity to discover a decidedly extraordinary writer. Let us reveal his secret: Morosoli does not run time, he stops it. There lies his talent. His world is made up of characters - workers, masons, gauchos - who make immobility a nonconforming way of being in the world. Negative, taciturn, anonymous, reject the noise of the time. Rather than as a rural writer, it is more fair to think of Morosoli in a constellation integrated by Beckett's silence, a taste for losers to Robert Walser and the best tradition of Uruguayan restlessness, from Onetti to Levrero.