by Luisgé Martín · Editorial Anagrama · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788433964328
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In 'Brave New World', Luisgé Martín presents us with a provocative essay that explores human reality and the myths we create to cope with it. The author, with radical lucidity, asks whether happiness is possible and examines the construction of a 'secular soul' in search of transcendence. Through reflections on lies, deception and illusion, Martín invites us to question our conceptions of life and happiness in a transhuman future.
Luis García Martín, known as Luisgé Martín, is a Spanish writer. He was born and raised in Madrid, and attended Complutense University. Influenced by Borges and Cortazar, he published his first book of stories in 1989. He has since written more than a dozen works of fiction and non-fiction. His most recent novel Cien noches won the Premio Herralde de Novela in 2020.
