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The Myth of the Self-Made Man
- Narrated by: Inés del Castillo, Eric Yves Garcia, Christian Barillas
- Length: 51 mins
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Publisher's Summary
From a stunning new Latino voice, Myth of the Self-Made Man is a wildly inventive story - part sci-fi, with echoes of Get Out - that plunges us into a brave new American landscape.
More than a hundred years into the future, as the US approaches its 400th anniversary, Tomas, a young graduate student, searches for the real identity of one of the cyborgs that maintained American homes. He has been haunted for years by an audio clip of a cyborg named Felipe and is intent on writing Felipe’s biography. In the clip, Felipe can only recite that he was made in America, but Tomas must find out: Where was the Self-made Man really from?
In the National Archives, Tomas uncovers a trove of articles, depositions, and interviews about many other cyborgs, boys from El Salvador and Guatemala kidnapped, detained, and reengineered at a monolithic New England company.
As we follow Tomas’ determined investigation into these lives, their voices echo through our own past, present, and future with unsettling clarity.
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Absolute Agenda Driven Garbage
Way to deflect the horrors of human trafficking on the country doing the most to fight it.
Author? No... more appropriate title is Professional Victim.
Don’t waste your time - pure ignorance.
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- Shannon
- 04-16-21
Devastatingly Well Written! A MUST read!
This story is so poignant and soul-shattering in all the ways great sci-fi and indeed literature at large should be... I am so grateful to the author for sharing their craft and perspective!
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- Mark R
- 05-08-21
sjw drivel , from the first 5 minutes
"a professor and students, all white " as soon as I heard that I knew something was wrong and it just gets worse from there.
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- Laurel Winter
- 04-17-21
My first review. Compelled.
I've listened to MANY great audiobooks and never submitted a review. This book siezed my heart, broke it, and put it back together stronger and more compassionate than before.
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- Franklin T.
- 05-13-21
The concept was kind of there…
I get the idea behind it, human trafficking and whatnot, but what? Many plot holes and parts that didn’t make sense, and a very underwhelming and disappointing ending.
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- Diane K. H. Davey
- 04-18-21
Powerful
This is a wonderful short story. It would make a fantastic theme for a novel (or a movie). It's terrifyingly strange but also realistic in the way the best sci-fi is. It takes issues right out of today's headlines; immigration, corporate capitalism, racism, greed, disrespect for human life, disdain for 'other', etc. and takes them to appalling lengths. The truth is, standards of decency shift constantly and rapidly and, as ghastly as this concept is, it really isn't farfetched at all. (Except for the science, which I certainly hope is very farfetched.)
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- Tobywnkenobi
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Excellent
This book was well narrated and the story was captivating. I wanna read more by this author and I wanna listen to more by this reader. Well done! I had no idea this author existed and I am so excited to see what else is out there. I especially love the idea of culturally diverse science fiction because i’ve been waiting my whole life to you put in story. Thank you.
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