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TRASHINT
An investigator who reads trash like a crime scene discovers that waste — human, digital, biological — keeps everything people swear they erased.
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Coming soonI. M. Cross
An investigator who reads trash like a crime scene discovers that waste — human, digital, biological — keeps everything people swear they erased.
AvailableW. S. Saldanha
A soccer star at his peak feels his own hand fail at the moment of the goal — and discovers his body is the first visible case of something buried before humankind.
AvailableL. V. Serrat
A caramel-colored dog, found one Saturday morning under a car in Porto Alegre, opens the story of the dog all of Latin America has in common — and pretends not to see.
AvailableL. V. Serrat
A translator discovers a rare absence in her own blood — and realizes she spent years making acceptable the language of systems that turn bodies into data.
Coming soonAmadeus C. Winterfold
An 11-year-old Argentine girl in São Paulo discovers that the school cafeteria is an industry's turf — and founds a secret club of 'brave recipes.'
AvailableW. S. Saldanha
A man in Buenos Aires inherits from his rabbi grandfather a box of walnut and bronze, with Hebrew letters and cylinders that turn only for those who know how to ask.
Each one opens with a first chapter and a question that won't let go.
AvailableW. S. Saldanha
A sound technology built to heal trauma reveals that sound can be memory and cure — but also surveillance, control and a battlefield.
AvailableI. M. Cross
A 16-year-old girl racing a rented kart learns that the race isn't won on the corner everyone attacks — and that the track is only the disguise of a bigger fight.
AvailableL. V. Serrat
A faceless bard records the world's chronicles before 'El Olvido' turns everything into routine, noise and banal explanation.
Coming soonI. M. Cross
In every closed system there's a truth everyone knows and no one can say — until someone dies for it and the artifact records what they chose to forget.
Coming soonNicolás Valdez
A medical student from a poor background turns an unfair oral failing into an archive — and spends seven years forcing an entire system to leave a trace.
AvailableAmadeus C. Winterfold
A child and the Keeper of Keys live in a Pink Room where a map changes with every good question — and a leaf loses its color when grown-ups name everything too fast.
Coming soonAmadeus C. Winterfold
Santa Claus stops being a gift deliverer and becomes a mythological force charged with keeping humanity from forgetting how to feel, care and remember — with the Christmas League as its first organized response.
Coming soonW. S. Saldanha
In a Latin American future where a White Dust corrupts the communication of life, a researcher discovers that bees carry ecological memory between living terroirs.
Coming soonL. V. Serrat
A group tries to build systems to care for others — and each system reveals exactly what they themselves failed to care for.
AvailableI. M. Cross
An archivist discovers that a plane disaster wasn't just investigated: it was edited as a document before being explained — and the same dead woman appears with a different nationality on each paper.
AvailableI. M. Cross
A new mother delegates the perception of her own child to an app that promises to never fail — until the day it adjusts what she's allowed to see.
AvailableL. V. Serrat
At 41, Mariana receives a late-night email from Samuel — the love of 24 years ago — with the subject 'It's still with me.' Her husband sleeps in the next room. She looks at the name and doesn't open it.
Coming soonI. M. Cross
A restituted woman tries to register her adopted daughter in Brazil; when the system breaks, her bioinformatician husband discovers that the company behind the adoption didn't find the child for compatibility — but because her origin was too easy to erase.
Pendente
A goalkeeper at the end of his career accepts the presidency of the federation to dismantle from within the corruption that swallowed football.
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