Fantasmas Computarizados is a rare treat for readers on science fiction, not only because it comes from a country without a tradition in these genre, but because of the strange assortment of their contributors: the late Juan Nuño, a major philosopher, an expert on Nietzsche, author and professor Axel Capriles a Jungian psychiatrist, Saul Godoy an environmentalist and political analyst, and two mysterious women, the journalist M.S. Pérez Shael, and professor Corina Esté…
The subject is another fascinating issue for this little volume of short stories: the computer and how it affects our life. Published in 1988 in a limited edition, is now a strange jewel for connoceiurs and experts in Latin-American contemporary literature. If you can get a copy, don’t hesitate, you are bound for a good reading experience.