Op Oloop

A whimsical chronicle of one day in the life of Finnish statistician Optimus Oloop, who, by the whim of fate, finds himself in Buenos Aires. The adventures begin one morning with a small traffic accident that changes the accustomed course... of his meticulously planned life.
Until now, Optimus's entire existence has been governed by a strict schedule, and even meal times, visits to the brothel, and meetings with friends have been rigidly regulated. And then everything went off plan, especially on the day of the main character's engagement.

A masterpiece of Argentine literature, comparable to Joyce's "Ulysses" and having served as an inspiration for authors such as Julio Cortázar and Alfonso Reyes.