Reseña:

This book, Tracker, is a silent movie on paper. The images were painted by Batán Silva, inspired by Tracker, an original screenplay by Neil Cohen, who in turn was inspired by thestories of Gabriel Ferry, but the final filmis the one you direct. This book gives you neither dialogue lior instructions: You are the director. You decide the plot of the story in your head, your assemble the montage, you provide the music, the sound, or the silence. The images only seek to be that magic lantern of cocuyos that only you and Tracker know how to use. Octavio Paz conneeted both worlds by noting that the "marvellous" images Breton discovered in Ferry were, in fact, the same essence that Alejo Carpentier termed as "the marvellous real." For Paz, Ferry is the common foundation: the man whose chronicles allowed Europeans to dream and Latin Americans to recognize ourselves in our own "strangeness."