[DeepL Translation - needs review] 'I woke up one day and realized I was an inanimate object.
Inanimate objects
noun "life" "thing" that is not alive. A stone, water, soil, etc. that does not have cells.
I woke up in the morning and found myself inanimate. It's very simple. I have become an object. Conversely, everything in the house had become animate except me. The blankets were tangled around my body in a fetal position, and the bed was angry that I was heavy. The books were on the floor ...
A very surreal absurdist style book. The author wakes up one day to find out she has become inanimate, and that all the objects in her house have become animate. Her bed is upset, her fridge is scared of her and her toilet is a gossip.
The opening of the book is obviously a pastiche of Kafka's Metamorphosis, if you enjoy stories like that or Théâtre de l'absurde type works then this will be for you. The author uses surrealism to explore feelings of personal identity, meaning in life, and self