The collection "First God" consists of forty-five independent texts, where characters and moments are described with a playful disposition and in an atmosphere of morbid exaggeration, whether common or trivial - hence the neological term "rographimata" (rofos = small merchandise) - and, primarily, sad. In reality, these are concise narratives of fantastic or semi-fantastic stories, with the common denominator being the reversal or paradox. Sorrowful, raw, hopeless, humorous, improbable, and fundamentally ambiguous circumstances that cunningly wink at you, without you knowing exactly why.