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DIS/EMBODY

DIS/EMBODY

EMMA KUMMERFELDT QUIROA

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Editorial:
BOYANTE EDITORIAL
ISBN:
978-99939-2-153-0
Páginas:
67
Q. 140
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"Nunca te dicen cómo se siente, digo: cómo se siente morir." Estas son las primeras palabras de la narradora de esta novela, una conciencia incorpórea, o quizás incluso un alma, que describe su viaje a través de las etapas de desprendimiento de su cuerpo físico. A veces melancólica, a veces extática, su voz nos transporta a la experiencia de la muerte y todo lo que conlleva. Es una historia de desapego, de perder el cuerpo y la vida que le apegamos, así como una historia de amor y anhelo, una vez que nuestras vidas corpóreas llegan a su fin. ¿Reencontrará alguna vez a su Amor perdido? El que espera. Solo perdiéndonos podemos encontrar lo que buscamos.

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