José Manuel Marrero Henríquez – Escritos antivíricos

The literary chronicles of Escritos antivíricos [Antiviral Writings] are far from being a mere anecdotal account of a family’s daily life during the pandemic. Their scope is broader, transcending the circumstances of their origin to become a meticulous analysis of the contemporary reality of a digitized world, contaminated both biologically and semantically. With tones that are ironic, sentimental, and existential, the narrative of Escritos antivíricos critically confronts a consumer society that fails to amend its faults and, carbonized, rushes forward in its state of all-too-evident decline.

José Manuel Marrero Henríquez. Escritos antivíricos. Tegueste: Baile del Sol, 2024.

ISBN: 978-84-18699-27-6.

More information: https://bailedelsol.org/textos-del-desorden/671-marrero-henriquez-jose-manuel-escritos-antiviricos.html

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Covid, digitized world, Escritos antivíricos, José Manuel Marrero Henríquez, Pandemic, Short Stories

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