Runa
Novel , 2003
Interzona
Pages: 128
"With a prose of strange purity, almost like a fable, the short texts describe the customs of an almost extinct civilization: beauty is always doomed. [...] Not all men are fit to give things their proper names, but Fogwill is, because passion makes his gaze sharper and more severe." TXT
"It is one of those books that can only be understood many years after its creation. That is why it is written, for the potentially infinite duration of its quasi-story." Página/12
"Until the appearance of Runa, most of Fogwill's novels and stories made history. Runa, on the other hand, invents prehistory. Here, things are done with words, and not only that, but also the tribe that uses them, their techniques, their festivals, their sexual regulations." La Voz del Interior