DSM11 Diagnostic Manual of Mental Disorders

The "abnormal human beings" quietly emerging around the world are not the product of fantasy novels, but a real mystery that exists between history and the present. They have inexplicable abilities but cannot fully control their own destiny. They are called - "ios", or "birds". This book combines real investigations, fictional narratives and future social deductions to present a human world that is quietly being rewritten by "evolution". The abilities of each "bird" stem from their innermost conflicts and desires; each case reveals the subtle tension between social prejudice and individual struggle. Birds are neither heroes nor monsters. They are just pioneers wandering on the unknown frontier of mankind. When "ability" becomes a silent burden, when the world stares at these "differences" with strange eyes, how should we respond - reject? Control? Or understanding and acceptance? "Aves" holds a mirror to our true attitudes toward difference, fear, and the future. This is a book written for the present and the future. Because I was too lazy to write unimportant plots, they were all short novels. You don't even have to remember names.