Sinopsys

In the long gone XXI century A.D. the Earth was conquered by the Reptilian Empire. Incapable of winning an unbalanced war, the humans managed to escape from the beautiful blue planet, thanks to an unexpected help. So they settled on a planet they called New Gaia, on the Sirius star system. Nearly 3000 years after this colonization, the Universe starts to unwind a profound transformation.

Our story begins with Hendael Sargas, a young pilot with the few psychic capacities that humans can have. After discovering a misterious ceramic object, he accidently trips into a secret world of conspiration, manipulation of public knowledge and war. The Golden Chamber and the Grey Division are two organizations struggling, one for the unity of mankind and another for its separation. But it is amidst these conflicts that surfaces a third player. Powerful and mystical: The Recticle. He is a creature like no other and wants to settle in New Gaia, apparently taking it by force. These problems in his homeworld take Hendael Sargas on a journey which will last his entire life. A travel that not only will lead him to find other worlds, other human races and real gods, but also will lead him on a trip about self-knowledge, liberty and the limits of survival.

Among the races present in our galaxy, there are four important: The Humans; The Pleadeans; The Recticulars and The Reptiles. The Humans have many sub-races, but our story focus on the descendants of the solars - the gaians. The Pleadeans are the most advanced material living beings. They became gods and developed the Art of Creation, populating part of the galaxy with their creations. The Recticulars are a misterious race of humanoids, guided by the even more misterious Recticle. Finally, the Reptiles compose a large empire which extends across many star systems and are leaded by a unique bloodline of biped Dragons with enough psychic power to change the magnetic axis of a planet.

The Hologram is a work of fantastic fiction, with an exquisite blend of hard science fiction and fantasy, showing us a rich and dynamical universe. In the end, it is possible that the attentive reader can see a mythical model of our own world. This work doesn't center itself on the battle between the exausted concepts of Good and Evil. Instead, The Hologram explores the real nature and properties of our own universe, the nature of Chaos and the paradigm of liberty and survival.

For formal aspects of the novels, see the section The Novel.