Author Chat: Rafael Garcia

SummaryIn this engaging conversation, Alyssa Marie interviews author Raphael Garcia, who shares his journey as a writer and graphic novelist. Raphael discusses his love for horror and comedy, his artistic background, and the challenges he faced growing up with dyslexia. He emphasizes the importance of creating immersive experiences for readers and offers valuable advice for aspiring authors. The conversation also touches on the significance of connection and validation through storytelling, as well as the creative process behind his graphic novels.His novels:The Last Outpost Vol 1 --https://a.co/d/cuODSsk"This is Dr. Adrian Harris transmitting to all survivors. Earth is gone... swallowed by the Wrechers. I'm alone but alive, and I can offer food, shelter, and protection. If you’re out there—don’t lose hope. Come find me. But be warned: the Wrechers are changing. They’re growing, and they’re always watching."After the Necromycelium virus reshaped the world into a nightmare, humanity’s last fragments cling to survival in the shadows. The Wrechers—once human—now roam the wastelands with unnatural intelligence and a hunger that never ends.From within the walls of his isolated outpost, Dr. Adrian Harris broadcasts a single desperate message, offering a safe haven to any who can reach him. But as survivors draw near, so do the evolving horrors outside… and something far more dangerous inside.Survival has a cost. In the new world, trust could be your greatest weapon—or your final mistake.Expedition Z -- https://a.co/d/aMnj2ZDDeep in the uncharted jungles of Ecuador, survival is only the beginning. When an expedition goes horribly wrong, Ethan Graves is thrust into a fight against ancient secrets, a hidden tribe, and a force older than time itself. The deeper he ventures, the more he realizes that some legends were never meant to be uncovered.A relentless blend of mystery, horror, and adventure—Expedition Z will grip you from the first page to the last.

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