In a post-apocalyptic world, surrounded by the remains of civilization, against a backdrop of an apocalyptic landscape, under incessant rain, among a group steeped in rituals, taboos, and a rigid hierarchy. An area where only "sky water" can be drunk - humans do their best to survive. There, "Plop" was born, named after the sound of his fall straight into the mud, when he was born while his mother was wandering in the vast spaces. Plop uses his primitive cunning to crown himself as the head of an organization of a group of survivors. Human society as we know it no longer exists. The book follows his plots, the development of new customs and conventions, and the naked language that gives expression to the living conditions of humanity trying to survive between the pages of the book. Rafael Pindo's prose is breathless, lean, and exposed. This is a mesmerizing literary genre: the great cult book of the first decade of the 21st century in Latin America. Literature of skin and bones, of brilliant imagination, precise sentences, incisive paragraphs and short chapters that tap into our consciousness. Flop is also a parable about power structures; a laboratory for sociological experiments. Far from the science fiction genre – Flop offers a material type of literature, a fiction that grows from the ruins of our time, and provides an unforgettable reading experience. "A one-time invitation to a highly original parallel world", Maria Fonseca "Flop is a one-way trip: I would not recommend it to my grandmother", Walter Gansedo Pindo's masterpiece passed from hand to hand and word of mouth, until it acquired an unquestionable cult status", Jorge Martínez Querta