La Sospecha Razonable

Reasonable Suspicion is a collection of twelve speculative stories where science, philosophy, and fiction intersect. Each tale explores a central theme: power, how it emerges, mutates, deceives, connects, and ultimately reveals who we are. It is the second book in a trilogy.

The stories move through radically different landscapes: ancient Egypt, Martian supermarkets, quantum laboratories, digital cities under relentless surveillance, posthuman ecosystems, and near-future civilizations governed by algorithms, paradoxes, and fragile ideologies.

Despite these variations, the book maintains a single pulse: a persistent suspicion that the world is far stranger than our certainties allow.

Origins of the book

This work was shaped not only by science fiction, but by the years I spent inside decentralized communities (DAOs and NFT ecosystems). Those spaces, brilliant, chaotic, visionary, self-destructive, became laboratories of governance, conflict, collaboration, and burnout.

The book is also connected to my fascination with quantum physics, cosmology, conscious machines, and the limits of human memory. These stories emerged from that intersection: late-night conversations in NFT spaces, readings of physics papers, real astronomical events like the arrival of the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, and my own experience as a musician who learned that silence carries as much meaning as sound.