In contemporary times, issues of biographical representation emerge, above all, as questions of authorial writing or self-writing. In this perspective, new literary voices emerge as enunciators of authorial markings that challenge the reader by proposing a continually renewed pact, even if false, between fiction and biograph. For example, we can mention the ability of Paloma Vidal to handle the authorial voice, the personal memory and the restrained and intimate tone in the search for the identity of a person confused with his origins, as well as his doubts, and reflections on moving or being in transit, an aspect that is the driving force of his literary creation.