Predefined-Infinite Stories
The multiplicity of identity
Novel
Hishima is a Japanese island located 15 kilometers from Nagasaki that was abandoned in 1974 after being the most populated city in the world. Hishima is a infinite novel that seeks to replicate the cosmological theory of the multiverse, the finite possibilities of conformations of parallel universes by experiential changes, so that the reader is part of a story of mutation.
It is about Santiago, a young Mexican with an identity crisis who travels to Japan to fulfill a death promise.
And the reader expand the other story what happend in the island where each space transports to different situations iterated and optimized to create a unique history of the island and how Haru meet Maoko.
Each variation represents a possible world.
Remember
Self Fiction
This story starts with the idea that you have Alzheimer's and the doctor asks you to write down the memories you want to keep. In the face of the disease, a question arises: what scenes of your life defines you?
Doris Lessing says in her autobiography that "As I begin to write, the eternal question immediately begins to haunt us: Why do you remember this and not that?"
Once the authors remembered or invented their fragments we combined them in every possible way and restated causality on the principle that if things had happened before or after other events, your life would have been different?
In 90 days you are going to create let's imagine 96 memories, that gives you 10^149 possible readings of a life.
If you choose to optimize it with aristotelic rules (2 acts in life: born-growth-decline) you got 4 billion coherent stories achieved of a life.
The infinite madness
Coral Fiction
At the end of the nineteenth century, a train travelled through Brazil, stopping in every town where passengers got on and off. The peculiarity was that the last station was a psychiatric hospital, so a car was destined to the patients of the sanatorium.
On this anecdote, the plots is developed. The characters will travel in this train and the stories of all the insanes will be structured in the journey or in the process before or after the train.
First you choose the genre and style. Then, from a table with 10 pre-established characters their protagonist to share four minimum elements under the principle that contradiction is not a conflict because it enriches the reading.
We decided to use a historical plot to give writers the freedom to dealing with madness and reason, create realistic and fantastic stories without losing verisimilitude.
