From the beginning, Anomaly 1707, in the presentation of the characters, the reading is pleasant and light, including everyday situations and romance, which does not leave aside the development of the main plot, which is presented little by little, discovering a hidden treasure with subtlety and dedication. The storyline runs well, introducing new elements at every moment, which opens curiosity and the desire to continue reading to reach the end of the mystery. This science fiction novel is very well developed; Hum... maybe it's not so fiction!

When I received Anomaly 1707, I noticed right away that it had over 700 pages and thought I would not be able to reach that much… But the truth is, I did not know how or when I was enjoying page after page of adventures besides John, Mark and Sarah… This science fiction novel is a delicacy; it’s written in a direct, simple way. Filled with images and dire situations and keep the reader thrilled and wondering. I was enraptured by the version of teamwork that’s unravelled, the conjunction of emotions with scientific tales, the ambiance, and the permanent challenges that keep showing up. I am sure John and his team are in a parallel universe. I am aghast to see an engineer able to develop such prose in such a meticulous manner. Entertaining and scientific at the same time, creating proximity and closeness, whilst also maintaining tension and thrill. Reading it is not a challenge but a pleasure. I adore it!

The novel Anomaly 1707, according to my reading criteria, despite being science fiction, is a hopeful novel in the sense that what we human beings would like when contacting beings from other galaxies be something harmonious and collaborative because we are used to seeing clashes with weapons that want to annihilate us.

In "The Emissaries," Cristian achieves in a simple, entertaining, and absorbing way to reflect the nature of the human condition, where greed and ambitions, the product of one's fears, manage to distort the nature of values, prioritizing power, in its different manifestations, above the common good and, finally, humanity.

Great podcasts, Cristian! Excellent interviews and content. Undoubtedly the best I've heard in recent times!

I enjoyed to read "Second Chances: Time Travel Stories." The diversity of the stories caught my attention. Cristian achieves fantastically well the union between a particular plot and general at the same time. The book meets my expectations because I am driven by reading, and all flows with agility. In addition, the stories are so varied that they allow us to get closer to realities that may be foreign, but all of them are linked by the same: the pain that could not be overcome. Would it be cheating to change the past? From my self-demand, I would tell myself that I must learn to be happy despite the pain and not live in suffering... and that is why it is interesting to consider it as a Human Right; that "blows my mind."

I loved the podcast with “The Oppenheimer Effect.” Mixing the real with the imaginary is very interesting. It arouses the natural curiosity of the human being, so neglected these days, with the abundance of canned information in the form of apps. These stories seem like a lovely way to stimulate our brains. Congratulations from another place far away from Chile.