María Mazzocchi, in her work “Principle of Uncertainty” (Ed. Libros del Pez Espiral), presents us with a collection of six stories that stand as a meta-reflection on literature itself. Through a diversity of approaches, the author investigates the aesthetic and formal resources of the craft, inviting the reader to a deep exploration without definitive answers about the writing task and the nature of what is written.
The author moves away from traditional narrative to immerse us in a game of perspectives where fiction is intertwined with literary theory, giving rise to an enriching and challenging reading experience.
The stories that make up the work not only entertain, but also provoke reflection on the construction of subjectivity, the role of the reader and the limits of fiction.
“Uncertainty Principle” thus becomes a unique work that invites us to review literary canons and question our own conceptions about the creation and reception of texts.
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