What’s on Our Nightstands/New Book: “Hologramas de desaparición”

According to Repeating Islands, Recently, I started reading Francisco Font Acevedo’s Hologramas de desaparición (blanco & Staccato, 2026) and I am thrilled to report that it is a delightful (while often heart wrenching) read. I am exploring its first “holograms” (Chapter 1) with a mix of excitement and trepidation. The text is accompanied the always eloquent and suggestive photographic work by Eduardo Lalo, which Julio Ramos insightfully and aptly describes as “a scattered archive of shadows and reverie” (see description below). This book will certainly not leave me indifferent; but will it leave me unscathed? Here is a translated description; read the original at Librería Laberinto . Description: Under the reign of artificial intelligence, not even the spirits of the ancient underworld may rest in safety, protected from machines of projection and extreme virtualization. Attuned to the alteration and disappearance