In this reading group, Alonso Cedillo and Abril Cisneros explore narrative as a viral, adaptive system that mutates across media, from literature to digital simulations, conspiracy theories, and AI-driven fictions. We will focus on three aspects of post-internet culture—heteronymous identities, virality, and memetic architecture—in relation to both Cedillo’s practice and selected fragments from the work of Fernando Pessoa, William Burroughs, and Richard Dawkins. These texts have been instrumental to Cedillo, particularly in his development of interconnected fictional entities and narrative ecosystems that blur truth and fabrication, inviting audiences to inhabit stories rather than simply read them.