The U.S. Decapitation of Venezuela: A Fictional Scenario of Imperial Power and a Pan-Caribbean Crisis
About this ebook
As foreign forces attempt to stabilize one of Latin America's most fractured nations, military commanders, intelligence officers, political leaders, criminal cartels, and neighborhood power brokers compete to shape the country's future. Every decision carries consequences that extend far beyond Venezuela's borders.
Blending geopolitical realism with compelling storytelling, Venezuela: The Hand of January explores how modern interventions are won—or lost—not on the battlefield, but in the complex struggle to build legitimate governance amid competing loyalties and fragile institutions.
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About the author
Pavel Tablas is an independent author and researcher whose work spans literary and speculative fiction, geopolitical thrillers, urban noir, and explorations of the hidden systems shaping modern society. His writing frequently delves into themes of power, urban environments, crises, institutions, corruption, inequality, and survival on the fringes of society. He also writes non-fiction and analytical commentary focusing on human biology, health, and longevity. His notable works include São Paulo: City of Fire and Smoke, Río de Los Remedios, and the books published behind the Slab City and Unquiet Places series.
