Maxine Evelin

In the middle of Arka Sampa-Rio in 2069, there is a Café hidden amidst the dirt and winding paths that attracts an always unique clientele that is after the drinks of the famous Bartender Maxine. But this story isn't about DreamScape, it's about the lives of two women who have known each other for a long time but never had the time to connect. This is the story of Maxine and Emma during the troubled Christmas period. And like life in a Megalopolis like Arka, it can be so full of people, but at the same time extremely lonely.

Maxine Evelin

We live in a cocoon. Hostages of a need for perception that does not always reflect our expectations. We live on the pragmatism of what is real, and the surreal something distant that only permeates the nexus. That which fundamentalizes the reason for being. But is there the possibility of exchanging Soma, the essence of our being, the flesh that transports our Soul, our Anima for another Soma? Would we make ourselves just a vessel of flesh for our souls, or did we manage to keep our essences untouchable? Broderick was in a near-fatal car accident, and his brain is doomed. But his doctor just calls him Spinelli. After all, who would Spinelli be? Who would Broderick be? Just who?

LinusNuovo Autore

At midnight, a young shepherd returns to the shed to put away his tools. Among the sleeping sheep, he finds an animal he had never seen before: a sheep with completely black fleece and white eyes. When the lights begin to fail, he discovers that some things should not exist.

Baristus AlgoediNuovo Autore

Franklin, a crime scene photographer, hates the quiet because the lack of cases traps him in a monotonous and boring routine. However, he accidentally knocks over an old ceramic piece during a museum visit, and strange things followed by serial murders begin to occur unchecked.

In the year 3075, humanity has achieved extraordinary technological advances. Machines coexist with people, cities are dominated by gigantic corporations, and technology is capable of replacing almost any part of the human body. But not even a thousand years of progress were enough to build a better world. While the richest live surrounded by privileges, millions of people survive in a society marked by inequality, violence, and corruption. It is in this world that Nia lives, a domestic robot who works in the residence of an elderly businessman. Her existence is simple: clean, organize, and carry out the tasks for which she was programmed. At least it should be. In a city where everything has a price, a police officer tries to find his place within a corrupt system, while a woman connected to the criminal underworld does what is necessary to survive. Three distinct lives, in a society that seems to have forgotten the meaning of humanity. In a world where machines become increasingly human, what remains of humanity in people?

Petit Ange

The world has ended. There is no future left on the outside, nor humanity waiting to be rescued. What exists is a reality preserved by the will of a single person who keeps the memory of the world and everything that remains of humanity. The problem is that not everyone agrees that this existence should continue... Eine, a survivor of the catastrophe that destroyed human reality, dedicates her existence to ending the last traces of the people who were once at the center of these events. But, being unable to interfere directly in a dream that still continues, she must find hosts among the people who inhabit it. Her new attempt is Claire Williams. At nineteen, Claire has very ordinary concerns: university, the debts she took on to study, and the future she believes she is building. Now, however, she shares her own consciousness with a young man who knows a reality she cannot accept. As the boundaries between memory and existence begin to dissolve, those who walk between the two extremes will have to confront a question for which there may be no right answer: when the world has already ended, what does it mean to keep living?