Mariana Enriquez Books

Gaspar’s story begins in the shadow of his mother Rosario’s death. His father, Juan, drives him through rural Argentina, the dusty roads leading away from the civilized world and deep into the spiritual wilderness. Juan is a medium, one intimately linked to an entity called the Darkness—a vast and h...

From Our Share Of Night

The journey backward in time uncovers the tragedy beneath this inheritance. Rosario Reyes was not just a mother or wife; she was born into a dynasty soaked in occult and political power. The Reyes family, through the Order, sought communion with the Darkness as means to achieve immortality. Their we...

From Our Share Of Night

I have always known that my city hums with the restlessness of the dead. Buenos Aires is beautiful, yes, but beneath its rhythm — the buses, the taxis, the shouts from old cafés — there are bones pulsing underfoot. In my stories, the city itself becomes a character, weary and watchful. It shelters s...

From The Dangers of Smoking in Bed

Among those who haunt Buenos Aires are not only ghosts but the living who are drawn to them — people intoxicated by death itself. In one story, a young woman becomes obsessed with the bones of dead children, collecting them as though they were treasures or tokens of an unspoken longing. Her fascinat...

From The Dangers of Smoking in Bed