My latest paperback has been released featuring the story of Mother and how she reaffirms her dominance within the fraught world of Immersion. Free to read for Kindle Unlimited readers as always. The paperback will be available today or tomorrow. Next week we will begin volume 3 as I embroil myself in the epic adventure.
The Book of Immersion Volume II Mother : Strata 21 – 31 Kindle Edition
by
Sarnia de la Mare (Author) Format: Kindle Edition
Book 5 of 5: The Book of ImmersionThe Book of Immersion Volume II continues Sarnia de la Mare’s visionary chronicle of the Anthropogenic–Digital world — a trans-media epic spanning literature, art, sound, and moving image.
In Strata 21–31, the Accord’s fragile balance begins to fail. Machines mimic desire; androids inherit emotion; the Cadre women attempt to fuse logic and soul. Each Strata stands as a fragment — an encoded record of human ambition, vanity, rebellion, and transcendence.
Themes of control, faith, and affect run through every page: explores beauty and replication.
dissects survival through code.
exposes the fatal flaw in human–machine fusion.
At the edge of all this — the NeuralVault hums, the Dinfants awaken, and emotion itself becomes a parasite in a perfect system.
This volume also includes: — complete linguistic archive of the Anthropogenic–Digital world.
— diagrams, diagnostics, and cultural fragments from within the narrative system.
Whether read as philosophical fiction, speculative mythology, or documentation of a future civilisation, The Book of Immersion Volume II expands the scope of De la Mare’s evolving digital universe — a fusion of art, code, and poetic consciousness.Immersion strata, anthropogenic digital, hybrid AI consciousness, Cadre women, dystopian art fiction, philosophical sci-fi, machine emotion, transmedia novel, iServalan, Sarnia de la Mare, AI and soul, speculative mythology, avant-garde literature
“Immersion was never written as a book alone; it’s a system — an evolving organism of text, sound, and image. Each Strata is an experiment in how emotion behaves inside data.”
— Sarnia de la Maré, FRSA
