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Trading Rosemary

por Octavia Cade

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In a world where experience is currency, Rosemary is the owner of a very special libraryâ??a library of memory, where scented coins transfer personal experience from one individual to another. When she trades away the sole memory of her grandmother's final concerto, family opposition, in the form of her daughter Ruth, forces Rosemary to go on a quest to try and recover the lost coin. Yet having to trade away her own memories to get it back, how much of Rosemary will survive the exchange?… (más)

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Such a cool concept! ( )
  R.E.Stearns | Aug 15, 2017 |
I can't escape the knowledge that Ruth is not a likeable person; some people aren't. Should the fact that I gave birth to her blind me to that?

I listened to this novella which was split between 2 recent StarShipSofa episodes. I didn't really like it because the main characters are unpleasant narcissists, but it was interesting to read it just after finishing the non-fiction book The Self Illusion. If your self is in large part made up from your memories, what does that mean for the characters of Trading Rosemary, using their own memories as currency and taking on other people's memories either fleetingly or for longer periods of time?

The concept was interesting, but I couldn't get over the way Rosemary contemptuously compares her daughter to a fish, and how exactly could the economy function when everyone is able to create more money? And of course there is my personal issue with stories that gave too much focus on the sense of smell. If the scent of the material chosen for each coin is related to the memory it holds, how would that work for me, when I have no sense of smell? ( )
  isabelx | Jul 24, 2014 |
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Rosemary was unaccustomed to worrying about what people thought of her memories. She certainly did not judge others on theirs. In a society that circulated memories as currency, such judgment was considered the height of prudishness.
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In a world where experience is currency, Rosemary is the owner of a very special libraryâ??a library of memory, where scented coins transfer personal experience from one individual to another. When she trades away the sole memory of her grandmother's final concerto, family opposition, in the form of her daughter Ruth, forces Rosemary to go on a quest to try and recover the lost coin. Yet having to trade away her own memories to get it back, how much of Rosemary will survive the exchange?

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