Cá me encontro na leitura desta admirável obra de Andrew Hook, publicado pela Eibonvale Press.
Through dreamscape wonderment, fetishism, guilt, loss and love, these twenty-one stories map both physical and internal environments. Hook’s familiar themes of identity, memory, and the nature of reality thread multiple genres to form a dense cartographic exploration of the human condition.
informação da editora
O livro é composto pelas seguintes histórias:
- Tetsudo Fan
- The Perfection of Symmetry
- The Human Map
- Blue Sky World
- Bothersome
- Vulvert
- Periscope
- Monster Girl
- Beyond the Island of the Dolls
- Rain from a Clear Blue Sky
- Cling
- Wounder
- The Quickening
- Flytrap
- Black Lung
- On the Beach
- Old Factory Memories
- Dizzy Land
- The Opaque District
- Things That Are Here Now, Things That Were There Then
- Blood For Your Mother
an opinion
It’s the little things that make this book literally “scream” at you: the bizarre, the despair, the obsessive – the love, the pain.
What I like most about the 21 stories of ‘Human Maps’ is that they don’t offer (m)any answers or conclusions; quite haunting.
A curse for the mind – oh, yeah!
P.S. and this opinion does not say too much either: I’m dysfunctionally cold…
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Andrew hook é um cartógrafo da mente, das emoções, dos medos, dos desejos, das loucuras, dos sonhos…