Eduardo Capistrano eBooks

Slaves To The Senses. E-book. Formato Mobipocket Eduardo Capistrano   -  Babelcube Inc., 2020  - 

frightened nervous masses |  in cages of flesh and bone |  sucking through mirrored tunnels |  shadows they call life / The fourth book of tales by Eduardo Capistrano explores the traps of the senses: insufficient tools on which we rely to decipher a world of illusions. The collection opens with Polished Metal, the tragicomic story of two friends that could be twin brothers. The Assassin Statue is a report on a museum piece surrounded by a terrible legend. Golden Promises follows a disillusioned groom in an unhappy escapade. In Folie à Deux, a father and one of his sons look for reality after the storm. In Chimera in Pieces, a man replaces all of his body with prosthetics. A company delivery man discovers what is The Prey of Man. Based on the work of Erik Satie, Vexations shows the repetitive challenge taken by an arrogant musician. Reflections on Torment shows the bitter existence of a man constantly attacked by a reflection. The author proposes A Russian Enigma about the various versions that a story can have. Eccentric Vision is not only the perspective but also the solution of a painter for his lost sight, which is taken by creatures that are, in one way or another, fruits of his mind. Almost Cyrano is a bizarre subversion of Rostand's romantic. The most skilled musician of a distant Empire is summoned to play In the Court of the Canary King. In (ghûl), a lost man try to find himself, while a friend also tries to find him. Nobody wants to work at The Abandoned Station, and we follow its last occupant fo find out why. Dark Eyes watch a company's emissary to an island in which experiments went wrong. The Venus Effect accompanies someone who discovers a tool for self-affirmation. The Musica Universalis resounds in the surreal world found by a technician in the sewers. Pupilla is a

La Cuarta Dimensión. E-book. Formato Mobipocket Eduardo Capistrano   -  Babelcube Inc., 2019  - 

El tema de esta colección de cuentos de Eduardo Capistrano es el Tiempo. Historias inspiradas en la historia, ambientadas en el pasado; visiones distópicas, oscuras o humorísticas proyectadas hacia el futuro; y narraciones sobre el paso del tiempo, el contacto entre generaciones, la invocación de recuerdos y la importancia de los momentos más breves. Los cuentos están ordenados cronológicamente y cubren las diversas relaciones del hombre con el tiempo. Los primeros cuatro tratan del pasado. Espejos del Alma es un diálogo que expone la condición del "hombre de ciencia" del Renacimiento y su relación con el hombre promedio, no muy diferente de lo que ocurre hoy. En Beso de Opio, un brasileño en la época victoriana cuenta cómo fue seducido por la total decadencia moral. Teniente Primero acompaña a un militar bajo un comando abusivo al comienzo de la República brasileña. Carolina de Lentes muestra las extrañas visiones documentadas en el diario de una niña de imaginación fértil. Los cuatro cuentos siguientes ocurren en el presente. Un niño intenta comprender la capacidad de detener el tiempo que aprendió de su padre en Entre Segundos. Una extraña señal parece ser la respuesta a la monotonía de la vida solitaria de un matemático en Saludos del Futuro. El título de Tornillo Flojo trae la causa de un mundo llegar al fin. Mujeres y Niños Primero muestra cuán fuertes son las convenciones sociales cuando se revela la causa de un accidente de autobús. Seis cuentos ocurren en el futuro. La Manzana Eléctrica ??acompaña a un programador solitario de inteligencias artificiales en conflictos emocionales con sus creaciones. Futuro Seguro trae una distopía humorística de un futuro en que las corporaciones se regocijan sin límite. En la Línea de Montaje discute la evolución de la tecnología comparada con la moral humana. Control

Strange Stories. E-book. Formato Mobipocket Eduardo Capistrano   -  Babelcube Inc., 2019  - 

The Strange Stories of Eduardo Capistrano are 13 tales of the fantastic, incorporating supernatural elements to tell eccentric narratives of imagination, illusion and dream. In Horribile Dictu, the incursion of a supernatural investigator into the horror of a family destroyed by the hunger for power of its patriarch. In Umbilical, a psychiatrist tends to an obese patient with a very unusual eating disorder. Strange fortunes befall a man who tried to commit suicide in Paradiso. The Egg, Broken tells the angst of a woman imprisoned in an unhappy relationship, which works a profound transformation. The Spot is a skin disease of a peculiar nature that afflicts a trash collector. A captive man try to refute the insinuations of his mysterious kidnapper in Captor. In Overprotective, a lonely child meets a great mate for his playtime. A pregnant woman disillusioned with religion as an allegory for the losing of faith, in Apostasy. All Saint's Day brings a psychiatrist returning to the ruins of the asylum where he was once a nurse, to find it haunted. A man moves to a street filled with strange occurrences in Wyrd. A man finds himself able to produce money out of nothing in the tale Mammon. In Pinus, a boy befriends the monster in the old armoire of his grandfather. The collection ends with Horses, in which an old man acquires a race horse to keep it from being sacrificed.