A utopian experimental novel that tells the story of the birth, life, and death of a collective consciousness called the Animal.'What I mean to say is that madness is a right.' So begins Animal Spiral , a utopian experimental novel that tells the story of the birth, life, and death of a collective consciousness called the Animal.The book narrates a tale about a world that is both desirable and terrifying over the next 377 years. It starts in the middle. In the Caribbean. It slowly follows the strict form of a narrative spiral through cycles of destruction. Then it moves back to our present so we can see our world becoming the other one. Its protagonist is a collective consciousness, the Animal. It is born. It grows and learns. It dies. It is mourned by cybernetic goddesses. It also screams: Loneliness is a collective disease! We defend our right to madness! Brave are not the ones who resist; brave are the ones who let go!
A utopian experimental novel that tells the story of the birth, life, and death of a collective consciousness called the Animal.'What I mean to say is that madness is a right.' So begins Animal Spiral , a utopian experimental novel that tells the story of the birth, life, and death of a collective consciousness called the Animal.The book narrates a tale about a world that is both desirable and terrifying over the next 377 years. It starts in the middle. In the Caribbean. It slowly follows the strict form of a narrative spiral through cycles of destruction. Then it moves back to our present so we can see our world becoming the other one. Its protagonist is a collective consciousness, the Animal. It is born. It grows and learns. It dies. It is mourned by cybernetic goddesses. It also screams: Loneliness is a collective disease! We defend our right to madness! Brave are not the ones who resist; brave are the ones who let go!
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Luis Othoniel Rosa (Bayamón, Puerto Rico, 1985) studied at the University of Puerto Rico and received a PhD from Princeton University. He is the author of the novels Otra vez me alejo (Argentina: Entropía, 2012; Puerto Rico: Isla Negra, 2013) and Caja de fractales (Argentina: Entropía, 2017; Puerto Rico: La Secta de los Perros, 2018). The latter was creatively translated into English as Down with Gargamel! (USA: Argos Books, 2020). He is also the author of Calima , a wild bilingual fiction (Spanish-English) in collaboration with various artists and translators (Puerto Rico: La Impresora, 2023) and of the academic book, Comienzos para una estética anarquista: Borges con Macedonio (Chile: Cuarto Propio, 2016; Argentina: Corregidor, 2020). He is the founding editor of www.ElRoommate.com.
"The Sister has finished preparing the script for her prophetic YouTube video, ‘The Return of the Intergalactica’. Now she needs to go into the world and find actors. We shave our heads again. We raise our wet faces from the sink and look into the mirror. For a second, we don’t recognize the face looking back at her. The Sister? Or the Brother? We don’t know, and it matters that we don’t care. What looks back is something new. The connections have poisoned the past, all the living memories before connecting, the memory of our house, of our brother, all the memories feel like they are in black and white, like memories of a character in a novel. Death’s shadow approaches its definitive reality. The themes that organize her past life in that house with her brother keep coming back, but always rerouted. The spiraled memory reactivates. It remakes the past. It gives new meanings to her present crisis in cycles of future insurgencies. She is finally starting to understand. Such will be the story that just begins, a frenzy." (WORD p211)
"Ever since we woke up from the shutdown, we all have telempathic abilities, those that, centuries earlier, only the Intergalaticas possessed. Each one of we someones feel the strong emotions of anyone we previously connected with. During the shutdown, however, we were all connected to each other, so we all feel the strong emotions of each one of our 5 billion bodies. A cyclone of emotions. Some of we become meteorologists of these affective climates. We forecast, in detail, the emotional climate of the next few days based on an inexact science." (WORD p348)
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Una novela experimental y utopica que narra el nacimiento, la vida y la muerte de una conciencia colectiva."Lo que quiero decir es que la locura es un derecho". Asi comienza El Gato en el remolino , una novela experimental y utopica que relata la historia del surgimiento, desarrollo y extincion de una conciencia colectiva conocida como el Animal.El libro cuenta la historia de un mundo que resulta a la vez deseable y aterrador a lo largo de los proximos 377 anos. Comienza en medio del relato. En el Caribe. Avanza lentamente, siguiendo con rigor la forma de un espiral narrativo a traves de ciclos de destruccion. Luego regresa a nuestro presente, para que podamos contemplar como nuestro mundo se transforma en aquel otro. Su protagonista es una conciencia colectiva: el Animal. Nace. Crece y aprende. Muere. Es llorado por diosas ciberneticas. Tambien grita: La soledad es una enfermedad colectiva! Defendamos nuestro derecho a la locura! Valientes no son quienes resisten, sino quienes se atreven a soltar!The post-colonial birth, life, and death of the collective consciousness known as the Animal.Middle-aged streamer twins in Bayamon, Puerto Rico, are the first human beings to successfully connectsharing their consciousness across 34 translucent cables. In that moment, the Animal is born, an intracerebral force that quickly grows to encompass anthills of synaptically entwined bodies, a floating library kitchen redolent of rice and beans far above the Mississippi river, and a transhuman compound in a future Cuba on the Isle of Youth. Circling back and forth and ever progressing, Animal Spiral moves through 400 years of human, and then post-human history, beginning with a revolution on the streets of San Juan and ending with five brilliant siblings: the Squash (humanoid), Calima (beetles), Yemaya (eels), Coatlicue (serpents), and Juracan (anthropomorphic birds), who have millions of bodies and all the worlds intelligence, but only want to no longer be alone. This is a buoyant, joyous ode to possibility, a warning about the dangers of neglecting what makes us human, and an astonishing exercise of the flexibility and capacity of liminal spaces. Loneliness is a collective disease! We defend our right to madness! Brave are not the ones who resist; brave are the ones who let go! A utopian experimental novel that tells the story of the birth, life, and death of a collective consciousness called the Animal.A utopian experimental novel that tells the story of the birth, life, and death of a collective consciousness called the Animal. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9781917260442
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