Luis Wettel writes fiction that hurts for a reason.
His debut novel, Cancer in Paradise, is inspired by real-world oppression, exile, and protest. Through visceral storytelling and haunting realism, he exposes what silence, power, and fear can do to a nation—and to the people inside it.
His next novel explores the collapse of humanity after centuries of AI dependence—a dark, immersive warning about what we lose when we forget what it means to be human.
He believes stories should not just entertain, but confront.
When he’s not writing, he builds systems. But fiction is where he dismantles them.
Luis Wettel writes fiction that hurts for a reason.
His debut novel, Cancer in Paradise, is inspired by real-world oppression, exile, and protest. Through visceral storytelling and haunting realism, he exposes what silence, power, and fear can do to a nation—and to the people inside it.
His next novel explores the collapse of humanity after centuries of AI dependence—a dark, immersive warning about what we lose when we forget what it means to be human.
He believes stories should not just entertain, but confront.
When he’s not writing, he builds systems. But fiction is where he dismantles them.