More than a book with chapters entirely independent of one another, Transfer the space II offers new and other connections. In such space, Marx talks to Jeca Tatu, who plays with Blanchot, who smiles with Mario Quintana, who wanders with Susana Gertopán, who sails with José Saramago, stretches horizons and unlimits the world with Manoel de Barros, who sits with Bernardo on the invented riverbank. Everyone looking for another time and other places. It is impossible to conclude how these stories will end, but it is desirable to let this book be intensely deteriorated in order to allow other and new transformations to happen. And we keep searching for…