Greetings, dwellers of the deep virtual realms! Welcome to another episode of the "Tiradero Visual de la Semana", a safe haven from all the junk floating around out there, where you can relax for a second before continuing to explore the entrails of this monstrous network that serves as our collective consciousness and that knows how to terrify us like few things in this world.

This time around, I invite you to read this article by my friend Matías, where he talks about the release of a new collection of horror stories, in the style of "Biblioteca Universal de Misterio y Terror", which includes a story of my authorship from 20 years ago, rescued from time by my friend Agustín Cordes and now immortalized in his new venture. The story is called "La Condena" and it is truly terrifying. The book features illustrations by Azpiri and stories from many of the original writers of the classic "Biblioteca".

Interested? Of course you are! Order your copy from Noriko.es and then tell me how disgusted you were by my perverse youthful fantasies. It's a very cheap book and ships worldwide. It's important that if you like the project, you support it. If the first volume sells well enough to cover costs, there will be many more. In fact, the next issue includes a brand-new story from yours truly, called "El fósforo de los huesos". What's it about? About a chilling rural legend and a gaucho who doesn't believe in such nonsense.

This Week's Visuals

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Statue located in Vigeland Park, Norway.
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Ugh, what a scare!
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Sorry...
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Agh, right in the feelings!
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Cicada hair
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NOOOOOOOOOOOO
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:(
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Doh!
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¯_(ツ)_/¯
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The first portable insulin pump (1963)
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Members of MIT's "Wearable Computing" project in the 90s
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But... why?
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I tried to do it and... Ouch!
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Heh
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We continue with science fiction, to complete a sort of trilogy of hidden gems (along with "Phase IV" and "Colossus: The Forbin Project") and we'll let the genre rest for a few weeks. In this ultra-low-budget New Zealand production, known only to a handful of hardcore cinephiles, Zac Hobson wakes up to find that... EVERYONE HAS DISAPPEARED! HE IS COMPLETELY ALONE ON EARTH! What the hell happened? Maybe it has something to do with the "flashlight" experiment he himself was part of? You'll have to watch the movie to find out... That said, what genre would you like us to continue with next week?