Thank you for your comment, @hlezama. Several writers (Borges, Ítalo Calvino, among whom I can quote now in the narrative) thought and, to a certain extent, carried out part of their work, in the idea of the virtuality of writing: one that is remaked in each reading, which is never definitive and conclusively. Moreover, contemporaneity (and within it postmodern thought) enthroned the vision of a creation that questions itself and can reveal its games and intricacies.