Theromones- The True Origin Of The Species

THEROMONES – The true origin of species

• “Listen to your heart and quiet your mind. But in the end, you’ll obey the call of what lies between your legs.”
• THEROMONES: The True Origin of Species by Sebastián Satke is a surreal and provocative comedy that reimagines the origin of life through the lens of desire, pleasure, and absurdity. Featuring characters like sexual organs, this satire explores evolution not as a survival process but as a cosmic farce reflecting our most basic drives. Satke blends irreverent humor with social critique in a story that challenges taboos, prompting readers to laugh and reflect on human nature and our own absurd existence. Perfect for readers seeking a bold, original, and deeply ironic work.
• The surrealism in THEROMONES recalls the work of authors who have explored the grotesque and the absurd as a form of social commentary, though here it is taken to the extreme. Satke strikes a balance between the surreal world and the structure of an evolutionary story that, while bizarre, has an internal logic.
• The final message goes beyond biology. In a parodic tone, Satke appears to critique modern humanity, suggesting that despite advancements and progress, we remain creatures governed by primal impulses, absurd desires, and the pursuit of hierarchies. The irony of LUCA (Last Universal Common Ancestor)—the oldest single-celled organism from which all known life on Earth descends—at the book’s conclusion, serves as a symbolic ending that hints at a mockery of identity and evolutionary purpose, as if all paths in the cycle of life ultimately return to the same impulses.
• A bold exploration that celebrates the power of creativity, unrestrained imagination, and the fearless freedom to write without concern for conventions or the judgments of others.