The Atlas of Dreams Book 1: Sins of the Maker

 “So begins the story of the cosmic hunt. Of how we tried to kill the beast and stop the sun from dying out, and of how we learned that those who wish to make light must accept burning things up.”

This is a tale of genetic and memetic legacies in the distant future we instinctively all dread. The Atlas of Dreams follows Sara, a young girl with historically unequaled intellectual capacities, as she is proclaimed the thirty-fourth incarnation of God, a desperate rite for a people in close proximity to the universe's impending heat death. Forced to deal with a struggling world as well as the chaos inside herself, she gains allies and foes and seeks the means to face her people's destiny, as well as uncover the truths behind mysterious forces operating in her world.

The Atlas of Dreams is a Latin American science fantasy epic adventure in which humanity strives to preserve the one thing that will always elude us, time itself.

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Book 1: Sins of the Maker (released)

Book 2: The Weight of Our Crimes (editing process)

Book 3: Those who Bear Fangs at God (being written now)

Book 4: The Wings of Our kindness

Book 5: Children of Ends

You might feel like I feel when joy overwhelms me and I know I'm truly happy. You may feel a certain dread, a great fear that looms where happiness lives as if it were envious of it. Hateful. It is the fear that life, in such a state of ecstasy, will one day end. Burdened by this sense of our ultimate, unavoidable fate, we face the anguish and anxiety of death. We thus shy from our own happiness, if only to return to a state in which what will inevitably be lost is not worth the suffering. And so we suffer. The paradox of the living and aware is that we long only to live and know only that we will die. This existential dread is followed by a denial of death which leads us to believe what cannot bore evidence. We believe in ourselves as protagonists of existence, and worthy above all. We believe natural laws will shift and change for our benefit and that our fears are void since a great love in the sky nurtures us and will grant us that eternal wish we all share; to be eternal. We believe in God, not the being but the state, the dimension of endless love upon which we will one day live. But this too, despite its force, will never suffice. Not when the universe grows cold and the stars dim, and the heat death, not of us but the universe, is within sight. Then, no myth or belief will suffice.    The Atlas of Dreams is a story about the ways in which humanity faces this time; where we place our hopes as the universe dims, who we look at for solace, who we fight for and why. It is a tale of yearning and sorrows and the transcendence of the human will in the face of time's end. For we do not fear our death as much as the death of time. We do not dread our end as we dread the end itself. But what if something could be done? What would be the sacrifices? The cost of a new beginning and a second breath for mankind and all the creatures of our world? Would we be willing to pay it?

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