Byron Rizzo

Deep Paralysis: A Horror Story (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

By going to sleep every night, we enter an imaginary world we cannot control. We close our eyes, and the unconscious takes us by the hand, leading the reins we grasp during the day. How far can dreams drag us along? And even more important... Can we return from there, or do we risk staying on that side forever?

In this short story of dreamlike terror, we will find the answers. Whether we can go back to sleep with the same certainty, is up to each reader.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Byron Rizzo
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. Januar 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798230738428
• Artikelnr.: 73194872

Autorenporträt

Hi, I'm Byron Rizzo. I am an independent Argentinean writer born in Neuquén, in the North of Patagonia and South of the rest of the world, a land full of stories and lacking people.

I came into the world in the allegorical year 1990. The influence of the decade can be intuited in every interest, taste, and lyrics of my authorship. From the literary presence of magical realism to the patronage of Japanese anime. I have been writing or trying to (with results at the reader's discretion) since a very young age.

My published books deal with related, contemporary topics, and walk between genres. Science fiction, cyberpunk culture, fantastic tales of terror adapted to an era almost without secrets to the naked eye, and other concerns of current cyberspace. I seek to write about the time we have placed in to live, finding like the masters of literature before me the magic and mysteries hidden in the machines.

Starting in 2020, I began publishing those same concerns in book format, being the first Videogames & Addiction: Game Over. An essay and anecdote about my great hobby and art of the new century. At the end of that same year the first fiction to see the light was Polypticon, a (no longer so) dystopian epistolary novel through chats and messages on forums. That fiction was soon accompanied by works such as El Sonido, a novel about isolation and obsession. Conoces a Tsuki-chan?, which deals with human-digital transmigration. Or VA-Tek, a transhumanist Neo-Gothic literary experiment mixing alchemy and quantum computing. All of them live in the same expansive universe, in which I plan to continue publishing books.

I appreciate you getting to this point. I invite you to follow my path and value my books, letting me become another secondary character in the narrative of your life. One that I hope you enjoy and enriches your own story.