Bones of Glass and Ink

WHAT IF REALITY WERE JUST THE STROKE OF A PEN?

In the Kingdom of Ink and Silence, perfection is a glass cage. For generations, reality has been dictated by the strokes of an invisible cartographer, a man named Uriel who learned to shape destiny with the tip of his pen. But absolute order comes at a price: the forgetting of what it means to be human.
Silvia doesn't seek to be a heroine, but destiny finds her on the margins of a blank page. With a book of untouched pages and the whisper of a fading legacy, Silvia must embark on a journey to the very heart of creation: the Islet of Blind Graphite. There she will discover that the line separating imagination from flesh is as thin as a thread of blue ink.
Accompanied by Olalla and guided by the echo of Melchizedek and Malachy, Silvia will understand that for life to blossom truly, the map must be shattered. Reality doesn't need to be perfect to be beautiful; it needs to be free to hurt, to change, and to dream.

Germán Olivares García delivers a masterful novel about the responsibility of our words and the value of writing our own story. Bones of Glass and Ink is a lyrical and thrilling journey that reminds us that, at the end of the day, we are all cartographers of our own existence, and that behind every map, there is always a heart beating.

A fascinating work that redefines the limits of imagination.