The writer Ruy Vega will be on Thursday, May 23 at 7 p.m., in the Energy Museum cafeteria to present the book ‘Terror in Ávalon’, his latest publication. He will be accompanied by the communicator María de Miguel, and the writer Carmen Rodríguez.
Synopsis
Anna Patinson, commander of the Avalon scientific mission, sends one last message to Earth before cutting off all communications: “Don’t come looking for us. I repeat: do not come looking for us. Why? Why come here? The universe… we wanted to explore it and… My God… Don’t come… Ever. This is how Ruy Vega’s new and exciting novel begins, where science and terror intermingle equally to form an attractive plot in which different pieces make up a complex puzzle to solve. Through addictive characters, the reader will delve into an investigation where the limits of science, space exploration and the understanding of our environment are part of an outcome that is as unexpected as it is surprising.
Ruy Vega
Ruy Vega is the author of four science fiction novels: The Dream Project (2015), The Signal (2017), Heirs of the Universe (2019) and The Last Apollo Mission (2022). In addition, he has collaborated in various publications and is co-author of several books, highlighting the book published on the occasion of the awards ceremony of the Spanish Association of Literary Critics in Villafranca del Bierzo (2018), Fuera de guion (2018), Writers for Ciudad Juárez (2020), Mystery in El Bierzo (2021), Mitorama (2021), Criminal Bierzo (2022), The hidden face of the museum (2022), Fantastic Bierzo (2023), Llume (2023) and El Bierzo in silence ( 2024), among others. He regularly collaborates with different media outlets, in which he participates with literary reviews and film reviews.
