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The Book of Immersion Volume II Mother: Strata 21 – 31 - Softcover

Buch 4 von 5: The Book of Immersion

De La Mare, Sarnia

 
9798269318042: The Book of Immersion Volume II Mother: Strata 21 – 31

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The Book of Immersion Volume II continues Sarnia de la Mare’s visionary chronicle of the Anthropogenic–Digital world — a trans-media epic spanning literature, art, sound, and moving image.

In Strata 21–31, the Accord’s fragile balance begins to fail. Machines mimic desire; androids inherit emotion; the Cadre women attempt to fuse logic and soul. Each Strata stands as a fragment — an encoded record of human ambition, vanity, rebellion, and transcendence.

Themes of control, faith, and affect run through every page:

  • Dolls (And Vanities) explores beauty and replication.

  • Genetic Propagation (The Selfish Gene) dissects survival through code.

  • The Emulsifier Problem exposes the fatal flaw in human–machine fusion.

At the edge of all this — the NeuralVault hums, the Dinfants awaken, and emotion itself becomes a parasite in a perfect system.

This volume also includes:

  • The Immersion Glossary — complete linguistic archive of the Anthropogenic–Digital world.

  • Supplemental Strata files — diagrams, diagnostics, and cultural fragments from within the narrative system.

Whether read as philosophical fiction, speculative mythology, or documentation of a future civilisation, The Book of Immersion Volume II expands the scope of De la Mare’s evolving digital universe — a fusion of art, code, and poetic consciousness.Immersion strata, anthropogenic digital, hybrid AI consciousness, Cadre women, dystopian art fiction, philosophical sci-fi, machine emotion, transmedia novel, iServalan, Sarnia de la Mare, AI and soul, speculative mythology, avant-garde literature

“Immersion was never written as a book alone; it’s a system — an evolving organism of text, sound, and image. Each Strata is an experiment in how emotion behaves inside data.”
Sarnia de la Maré, FRSA

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