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Idioma: inglés
Editorial: S M Ashraful Islam, 2025
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- Título
- The Atlas of Every Us
- Autor
- Islam, S M Ashraful
- Editorial
- S M Ashraful Islam
- Año de publicación
- 2025
- Estado
- New
- Encuadernación
- PAP
- Idioma
- inglés
- ISBN 13
- 9798230334910
- Peso del artículo
- 86 gramos
In a world that insists love follows rules, *The Atlas of Every Us* tears up the map. This genre-defying collection of interconnected stories explores love as an act of rebellion-against gravity, borders, algorithms, and even the human heart’s own limits.
Journey to Mars, where a pragmatic Indian geologist and a fierce Mexican-American engineer survive a deadly dust storm by sharing oxygen and secrets. Cross enemy lines in a war-torn city with rival journalists-one chasing truth for justice, the other for vengeance-only to find their lives entangled in a way their headlines never predicted. Dive into the cutthroat world of luxury car sales, where two rival salespeople’s battle for a million-dollar commission sparks a romance as volatile as the engines they sell.
In the digital age, watch a reclusive graphic designer and a free-spirited photographer turn Instagram DMs into a love story that crashes through filters and facades. On the Olympic stage, witness a Croatian soccer star and an Indian tennis prodigy trade insults, then kisses, as their rivalry ignites a passion that outshines any gold medal.
From a Brooklyn hacker calming his aerophobia with a fearless flight attendant’s steady hands to two astronauts rewriting mission protocols for a chance at forever, these characters defy logic, duty, and even death to rewrite what love can be.
*The Atlas of Every Us* is not a fairy tale. It’s a manifesto.
A testament to love’s refusal to be small, safe, or silent.
For readers of *Normal People* and *The Martian*, this book asks:
*What would you risk to love beyond boundaries?*
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