This is not merely a story—it’s an experience. Moving restlessly between clarity and chaos, instruction and nightmare, Every Day immerses readers in a mirrored labyrinth of uniforms, silent selections, and ornate cages. It is a tale of ghostly memories, of the courage to forget, and of the subtle scripts that decide fates based on the color of one’s cloth.
For readers of speculative fiction, literary horror, and linguistic experimentation, Every Day challenges perception and lingers in the mind like a half-remembered dream. Step into this unsettling arena, and discover whether you can find your way back out.
Mendez Paz Mauricio is a writer and multidisciplinary artist whose work explores the intersections of language, power, memory, and identity. Drawing from a deep fascination with bilingual narratives and the structures of control found in both folklore and modern bureaucracy, Mauricio crafts stories that exist in the gaps between worlds.
In Every Day, Mauricio channels a dual-language approach to create a layered, atmospheric experience that reflects the fractured nature of lived reality under systemic pressure. With a background in visual art and narrative design, Mauricio not only writes but also designs and illustrates their works, ensuring each book is a cohesive artistic statement.
Currently based in a space between cultures and languages, Mauricio continues to write, design, and explore the silent tests that define our unseen lives.