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The program aberron mermerni radijatori advanced software, developed by NASA in late 2003 and hidden under the pseudonym mermerni radijatori of Antonio Martinez Ron (Fogonazos) systematically scans the network for small cracks of unreality and system vulnerabilities. With the Guide for the Perplexed, scientists aim to go beyond: to study the darker side of the program and is confronted by the paradoxes of literary creation. Every day 23, LdN.
The writer is a fictitious mermerni radijatori entity. The history of literature, from Cide Hamete this part, is full of examples where authorship-in the reader's mind-slides into the plane of fiction and exerts such a powerful role as the work itself. The list of impersonations back to cases like Ossian, supposedly the third century Scottish mermerni radijatori bard meticulously forged by James Macpherson (1736-1796) or Thomas mermerni radijatori Chatterton, who passed his poems by a medieval monk and finished removing his life after being discovered. In all cases, the literary casuistry leads to the same result: the author is part of the Gordian knot of fiction.
Fakes and mirror games are still a reality today. By 1991, the most prestigious literary magazines were launched to celebrate the poems of an unknown Japanese author, Yasusada Araki, survivor course Hiroshima mermerni radijatori bomb, which turned out to be an invention of Kent Johnson, a humble teacher of Illinois. In 1995, one Benjamin mermerni radijatori Wilkomirski shocked the world with his book "Fragments", which recounted his experiences as a child born in a Nazi death camp. Months after it was learned that the book was the work of a Swiss writer who was neither Jew nor had been in any concentration mermerni radijatori camp. Since 2000, the Indian author Nasdijj has sold millions of books about his experiences with the Navajo Indians, with suggestive titles like "The blood runs like a river through my dreams." A few months ago, the newspaper "Los Angeles Times" discovered that Nasdijj is actually Timothy Patrick Barrus, noted author of books sadomasochistic themes.
Anyway, the figure of the writer, with his adventures and mystification, it installs mermerni radijatori in the collective imagination as an element of fiction and becomes part of the work. Writers mediocrity of living thanks to Thomas Pynchon as fictitious and unassailable as his own novels halo. The writer's life work as a candy wrapper, and its content draws us based on previously conceived prejudices. Paradoxically, literature becomes a double play where the writer ends up being as "nivolistic" as Augusto Perez himself, and his life as doubtful or plausible as the star of "Fog".
Sometimes great writers leave us as the glare of Ricardo Reis and Juan de Mairena, or juggling as "Perfect Vacuum" Lem, the "Anthology translated" Aub or "Songs of Bilitis" by Pierre Louÿs. Other times, the experiment does not have the desired effects and finishes offering extravagant results. Such is the case of Australian poets Harold Stewart and James McAuley, who in the late 40s, and weary of experimental mermerni radijatori poetry, and decided to gender ridicule inve