The novel follows the journey of a poet with amnesia, known only as the Kid, through a dystopian city named Bellona. The city has been isolated from the rest of the world following a catastrophic event of unknown origin. The Kid navigates through a society where time, identity, and reality are all fluid, engaging with various groups of outcasts and explorers. The narrative is marked by its experimental style, incorporating elements of science fiction, surrealism, and metafiction.

"The Female Man" is a thought-provoking science fiction novel that explores the lives of four women from different dimensions and time periods. As they navigate their respective worlds, the women confront gender inequality, societal expectations, and the limitations imposed on them by a patriarchal society. Through their encounters and conversations, the novel challenges traditional gender roles and offers a powerful critique of sexism and discrimination.

The novel is a phantasmagorical journey through a world where reality is under siege by the diabolical machinations of a mad scientist who has unleashed desire machines that warp perception and desire. The protagonist, Desiderio, an employee of the Ministry of Determination, embarks on a quest to stop Doctor Hoffman, confronting a series of bizarre and surreal challenges that blend eroticism, philosophy, and violence. As Desiderio travels through cities and landscapes transformed by the machines, he encounters a cast of eccentric characters and experiences dreamlike adventures that challenge the boundaries of reality, identity, and sanity, culminating in a confrontation with the enigmatic Doctor and the resolution of his own complex relationship with Hoffman's daughter.

The novel follows a mentally unstable man who begins to experience visions after being hit by a mysterious pink light. Convinced the light is a divine entity named VALIS, he and his friends embark on a quest to understand and communicate with it. As they delve into philosophy, religion, and science, the boundaries between reality and delusion begin to blur, leaving both the characters and the reader questioning the nature of existence.

"La Saga/ Fuga de J. B./ The Saga/ Escape of J.B." is a complex narrative that explores the themes of reality and fiction, and their intersection. The story revolves around a mysterious character, J.B., who escapes from a novel into the real world. As he navigates this new realm, the boundaries between the fictional world he came from and the reality he now inhabits become increasingly blurred, leading to a surreal and thought-provoking exploration of the nature of existence.

The novel is a sprawling epic that spans the period from the 1893 World's Fair to the years following World War I. It follows the stories of several characters including the anarchist Traverse family, a group of balloonists, a detective, and a mathematician. The book explores themes of anarchism, capitalism, and technology, and incorporates elements of science fiction, adventure, and historical fiction. It is noted for its complex structure and dense, multifaceted narrative.

This book is the first volume in a series that blends historical fiction, conspiracy theories, and satire. It follows the surreal adventures of two detectives as they uncover a complex web of conspiracies involving secret societies, government agencies, and mystical occurrences. Set against the backdrop of the 1960s, the narrative delves into themes of paranoia, power, and the nature of reality, challenging the reader's perception of truth and fiction. Through a mix of humor, philosophy, and speculative fiction, the story embarks on a psychedelic journey that questions the very fabric of society and individual belief systems.

This book is a satirical science fiction novel that delves into conspiracy theories, secret societies, and the nature of reality. It follows a diverse cast of characters, including detectives, spies, and occultists, as they navigate a complex plot involving the Illuminati, a shadowy organization believed to control world events. Set against a backdrop of historical and fictional events, the narrative weaves together disparate threads into a tapestry that challenges the reader's perception of truth and power. The novel's blend of humor, philosophy, and speculative fiction makes it a unique exploration of control, freedom, and the human condition.

The book is a complex interweaving of three novellas set in a distant future where humans have colonized twin planets. The narrative explores themes of identity, colonialism, and the nature of consciousness. The first story follows a young man's coming-of-age in a society where cloning and genetic manipulation are common, leading him to question his own origin and purpose. The second and third stories delve into the history of the colonized worlds, examining the fate of the indigenous shape-shifting species and the reliability of memory and history. Through its intricate storytelling, the work challenges the reader to ponder the essence of humanity and the impact of cultural erasure.

"Galapagos" is a satirical novel that explores the future of humanity through the lens of a group of survivors stranded on the Galapagos Islands after a global pandemic. With a mix of dark humor and social commentary, the story follows the evolution of the human species over a million years, highlighting the absurdity of human nature and the impact of evolution on society.