Yoss Books

Discover a parable of social progress and metaphysical exploration in Miguel Collazo's classic 1960s sci-fi novel, introduced by Cuban author Yoss. Follow generations of Ambarians as they wander through ruins, broadcast images and memories, and await a life-changing transformation known as The Journey. Immerse yourself in a world filled with intelligent automatons, intricate family trees, and huge desert flowers as Collazo's evocative storytelling traces the makings of a civilization that has lost its way and rebuilds itself in a desolate landscape. A multi-generational saga that explores what binds us as a community and the roles that memory, affection, and hope play in our history - an essential read for anyone interested in the roots of Cuban literature and science fiction.

Uncover hidden mysteries and the fate of humanity in a gripping novel that explores the dark side of heaven. Delve into the intriguing, thought-provoking story and discover why the knowledge of a single mystery has caused chaos on earth. This riveting read will leave you pondering the secret workings of the universe long after you've finished.

Experience the passionate myth of Cuba through stories of love, sex, and tragedy. Explore the comedic pantomime between Cuban locals and tourists, filled with lies, desires, and desperate acts. Delve into the world of marginalized individuals driven to cross the infamous red bridge into murderous violence as they try to survive in a lost and contradictory life. From the ’90s to present day, these skillful tales showcase the talented writer's use of both reality and imagination.

"SuperSonic #10" is a stunning anthology of science fiction and fantasy from a variety of talented authors. This issue includes original stories by Chus Álvarez, Abel Amutxategi, Yolanda Camacho, and more. The book also features translated works by Carmen María Machado, Tim Pratt, and Carme Torras. Along with reviews of popular novels like "The Vagrant" and "The Warrior Within," readers can explore articles on science fiction in Latin America and speculative motherhood. This issue also includes interviews with Nnedi Okorafor and María Leticia Lara Palomino, and sections on comics, literature for young adults, and more. Don't miss out on this brilliant collection of captivating fiction and insightful analysis.

"Explore an asteroid in the center of the universe (or maybe outside of it) that harbors a diverse group of races and cultures in "Zhen-Galac." This captivating sci-fi novel takes readers through the fascinating process of writing a sci-fi novel, from the author's initial inspirations to their imaginative thoughts about the world of Zhen-Galac. With exceptional characters and unexpected twists, this is a must-read for any fan of the genre."

"Revista Próxima 33" is a science fiction magazine with a focus on Latin American writers and artists. This summer issue features stories such as "Nido" by Francisco Cascallares, "La dama del ciervo" by Daina Chaviano, and "Mousse de biochocolate espacial a la solitaria... Para dos comensales" by Yoss, all accompanied by stunning illustrations. The issue also includes a brief overview of science fiction in Cuba, an article on the history of sci-fi comics in Argentina, and a tribute to late author Carlos Gardini. Dive into a world of out-of-this-world tales and imagination with "Revista Próxima 33."

A Cuban reality and Lovecraftian gods clash in this thrilling novel. A Catholic priest, Jewish rabbi, Taoist wizard, Babalao, and Vodou bokor are the barrier that keeps them from our world. The path in is through the vocals of a hypnotizing heavy metal singer. YOSS's book is full of mythology, horror, and fantasy. A must-read from a top science fiction novelist.