The End of Everything
Years of explanations for an unexplained invasion, thrown on a fire beneath a pier, then into the sea, leaving one page.
A disciplined archive of reading and reflection
A court, a committee and a wall, each fixing what a person is before the person has said a word.
Violence converted into procedure across ten novels, from a Brazilian slaughterhouse to a predator whose vocabulary outlives him.
An event occurs without becoming motive. Explanation is demanded, but the act remains without justification.
Years of explanations for an unexplained invasion, thrown on a fire beneath a pier, then into the sea, leaving one page.
A daughter returns to her hometown after years abroad and finds her ageing parents living a life she no longer shares.
A war against creatures that eat memory, fought by people the world no longer remembers.
Two people who sell difference for a living, and the uncle’s farmhouse that turns out to be funding it.
A young man dies at twenty-four, and the people who loved him each keep a different piece of his life.
A court, a committee and a wall, each fixing what a person is before the person has said a word.
Women who really do work magic, condemned by a court that manufactures its evidence anyway.
A husband gone to Macau under another man's name, explaining himself in letters that reach his wife too late.
An investigation into strange objects aboard a generational ship escalates into a labour dispute the organisation acknowledges and buries simultaneously.
A gardener paid in rum to hear out the boy next door, turning a nightly fantasy into a plan.
A prison cell behind a bathroom wall serves an exile her country back, and it dissolves on the way out.
Twelve accounts from Veracruz move between reportage, testimony and rumour, where the version of an event decides what happens next.