The magazine Point of View rarely mentions César Aira, the central place it occupies in the current Argentinian literature, and was very much silent. This work explores the reading system of the publication, records the forms of Aira’s embroidery, and investigates operations that have recently been considered a poetic universe that had been denied. Abstract Vista mentions César Aira in few instances, his core position in present Argentine literature; resulting in a silence of great significance. This article explores the publisher’s reading system, it also registers the ways of Erasing Aids’s presence and examinations of the recent operations that have reconsidered the POETIC universe which had been refused.