Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
In the year 2437, the Moon is no longer a satellite. Beneath kilometres of regolith, spheres of quantum computing maintain a coherence that warps spacetime. León Arístides Kadar, physicist and time traveller, discovers that humanity is about to cross the threshold where the accumulation of information threatens to fragment reality itself. Among ruins of a previous cycle, hidden temples and Archons who administer oblivion, León and Sophia Navarro will seek the only possible victory against the heat death of the universe: not eternity, but continuity.1 With hypnotic prose and exceptional speculative rigour, Diego Kurilo constructs a cosmological epic that intertwines information thermodynamics, gnosticism, symbolic architecture, and the oldest question: what remains when time can no longer erase? A novel that engages in dialogue with Clarke, Dick, and Stapledon, yet speaks in a voice entirely its own. A meditation on memory, sacrifice, and the universe’s stubborn will to recognize itself. 6
