Noid Dynamics

What if you had the right to define your genetic identity?Buffalo, New York, 2008. The humid air smells of lake mist, old concrete, and the dawn of a new species.Spanish journalist Maya Hernán Gómez steps into the undisputed global capital of a genetic revolution. Her assignment is to investigate the "e;Noids,"e; humans who have undergone the controversial Bäumler Method to adopt the physical characteristics of animals.What begins as a skeptical inquiry into a "e;bizarre, isolated incident"e; quickly evolves into a profound exploration of identity, prejudice, and family. As Maya searches for the "e;human in the 'noid,'"e; she uncovers a world where the future is plural, and identity is a kaleidoscope of choice. As she documents the "e;profound, committed love"e; of the Noid community, Maya finds her own objectivity crumbling, leading her toward a life-altering decision that will challenge the boundaries of her own humanity.