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This book is the true account of that experience. But it's not a self-help book, a therapeutic diary, or a lesson in overcoming adversity. The Top Floor is an autofictional novel that transforms illness into literature, hospital routine into absurdist theater, fear into humor, and pain into desire. Here there are endless corridors and labyrinthine hospitals, but also sex, childhood, tambourines, imaginary interviews with God, and weddings without partners. It's a work about the process of maturing and life's changes. The narrative is constructed like a play on genres: a free and courageous mix of fable, essay, diary, poetry, and theater. Genres to tell what cannot be said in a single way. Because everything stems from literature. And everything—even the most brutal—can become literature.