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Bodies of summer

Title
Bodies of summer / Martín Felipe Castagnet ; translated from the Spanish by Frances Riddle.
Author
Castagnet, Martin Felipe, 1986-
Publication
  • Victoria, TX : Dalkey Archive Press, 2017.
  • ©2017

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Additional Authors
Riddle, Frances
Description
105 pages; 18 cm
Summary
"The existence of an afterlife is now a fact: heaven is the Internet. Death is only an interruption as souls can be uploaded to the Web and new bodies can be purchased by those wishing to reenter the physical world. The need to settle an old score pushes Ramiro Olivaires to move from the comfort of virtual existence back into a human body. Ramiro's grandson, however, can only afford the body of an overweight middle-aged woman. In the shell of this new body, Ramiro must adjust to the dizzying transformations that the world has undergone since his death. Using Ramiro himself as an avatar, Castagnet walks us through a stifling new version of reality where sex, gender, identity, religion, and politics are defined by the limitless possibilities of the human body. Castagnet is considered one of the most promising new voices in Latin American literature and Bodies of Summer shows us why" --
Series Statement
Argentinean literature series
Uniform Title
Cuerpos del verano. English
Alternative Title
Cuerpos del verano.
Subjects
Genre/Form
  • Fantasy fiction.
  • Fiction.
Note
  • "Originally published in Spanish by Factotum Ediciones as "Los cuerpos del verano" in 2012" -- Verso title page.
Call Number
JFC 17-271
ISBN
  • 9781628971620
  • 1628971622
LCCN
2016041658
OCLC
950930452
Author
Castagnet, Martin Felipe, 1986- author.
Title
Bodies of summer / Martín Felipe Castagnet ; translated from the Spanish by Frances Riddle.
Publisher
Victoria, TX : Dalkey Archive Press, 2017.
Copyright Date
©2017
Edition
First Dalkey Archive edition.
Type of Content
text
Type of Medium
unmediated
Type of Carrier
volume
Series
Argentinean literature series
Added Author
Riddle, Frances, translator.
Research Call Number
JFC 17-271
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