Mariana Enriquez's Terror Bible: "The tech billionaires who dream of the fantasy of living forever are the contemporary vampires"

Mariana Enriquez, a prominent figure in horror literature, discusses her new essay "Conversación con la oscuridad," exploring how gothic themes reflect Latin America's historical traumas. She emphasizes the evolution of monsters in literature, linking them to contemporary fears such as artificial intelligence and climate change. Enriquez argues that classic monsters adapt to societal anxieties, while the ghosts of Latin America symbolize unresolved violence and historical injustices. She highlights the political implications of disappearances during dictatorships, asserting that these acts create lasting fear and uncertainty. Her work illustrates the intersection of horror with cultural and political narratives.