'"The history of Añón -as much of his contemporaries- is a set of powerful images, designed for the city and for the interpellation of its inhabitants, images of a literary time full of messages, of "words taken" as written by De Certrau. The publishing world is the star of this universe, the books, magazines, posters of books and fairs, ads, and signs from an intellectual city in its fullness (I do not say in its lucidity to curb an exaggeration). Anon is in our visual memory of this phenomenon."--Page 11.