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Official audiovisual and legal dossier for the narrative series Universe Travelling™, created and written by Richard González Robayo and produced by Gravity Immersio Ltd. The document outlines the narrative concept, structure by episodes, legal ownership, and immersive storytelling methodology based on the registered technique Immersive Gravity Continuum™ (IGC™). Registered for copyright protection and institutional use.

This technical and legal dossier formally presents the continuous narrative technique Immersive Gravity Continuum™ (IGC™), developed and registered by its author, Richard Giovanny González Robayo. The technique is based on an uninterrupted one-shot sequence, without cuts, pauses, or ellipses, integrating hyperrealistic digital environments, binaural sound, and fluid camera direction to deliver an unprecedented immersive audiovisual experience. The dossier includes conceptual foundations, structural description, technical comparison, current and future applications, and registered proof of the technique.

Another story for Bradley Ramsey’s Pandemonium: They had to get home safely. The night was terrible, with storms raging around them. Rain was falling mercilessly on their car, and darkness prevented from having a clear vision of the direction they … Sigue leyendo →

(Si hablas español, puedes leerlo en la redacción original aquí). The old woman sat every day in the main gazebo of the house. The view she had was beautiful: first, the stream; then the fruit trees and, beyond, the lake. Although normally, while she was sitting there, she would knit with complicated but beautiful drawings, … Continúa leyendo The viewpoint of the house

(Si tu idioma es el español, por favor, pincha aquí para leerlo en tu idioma). The other day, during a casual conversation, someone asked me this question. Today I’ve read this note by Andrea Fernández Suárez, so, now that my arm is feeling a bit better, I’m going to try to answer it. The first thing I must […]

(Si tu idioma es el español, por favor, pincha aquí para leerlo en tu idioma). The other day, during a casual conversation, someone asked me this question. Today I’ve read this note by Andrea Fernández Suárez, so, now that my arm is feeling a bit better, I’m going to try to answer it. The first thing I must […]

When, for the construction of worlds, the real world is taken into account or previous literary constructions are used, whether popular or scholar ones. Or a combination of all of them. (Si eres un lector en español, por favor, pincha aquí para leerlo en tu idioma) In the round of links (in Spanish) I posted […]

Another year, another castle photo. Manzanares el Real (Madrid, Spain), Castle of the Mendoza family, 15th century. So, let’s get down to business. I am linking the author, the title and an excerpt of each author (more interesting, more representative of the author’s writing, etc.). a) Fantasy Anthony Lee Phillips: Chapters 50 and 51 from […]

A Proud Tango is a piano composition inspired by the character and rhythmic drive of the tango, combining energy with a reflective undertone. The piece is built around a clear melodic idea that unfolds through contrasting tonal areas, primarily a-minor, g-minor and c-minor, creating shifting colors while maintaining coherence and forward motion. Rather than focusing on virtuosity, the music emphasizes rhythmic clarity, harmonic tension, and expressive phrasing. A Proud Tango is conceived as a narrative piano piece, suitable both for attentive listening and for performance, where musical character and playability are equally important.

For Day 4 of Bradley Ramsey’s Flash Friction February, he has determined the following conditions: So, this is my contribution: The Police Captain called his assistant: he needed the file of the last crime that they had to investigate. It was not the bloodiest one, but the object of the theft at Sandar St. had […]

I apologize for not posting this yesterday, but fighting to publish the book is my main priority now, as it is proving to be much more complicated than it initially seemed. The good thing is that I now know the steps for the next ones, so it will be much swifter in the future. Just […]

Before I begin with the flash fiction a brief Sinardia I update. As I have said in this note in Spanish, D2D only admits Word (.doc or .docx) files and it actually adds, under “Fonts – What you can’t change” this: Font Face and Family: Unfortunately, you can’t change either the font face or the […]

Destruction, forbidden love, obsession, regret and redemption. A literary and musical narrative about emotional collapse and transformation.

A contemporary solo piano composition combining the rhythmic character of a tango with a contrasting lyrical ballad. The piece alternates between proud, expressive tango sections and intimate, reflective passages, creating a narrative arc shaped by dynamic contrasts, rich harmonies, and expressive piano textures.

This week’s prompt by Bradley Ramsey belongs to Gothic Horror. Basically, the three elements are: Element 1: Setting This week’s setting is The Lighthouse. This is an ancient and isolated structure that’s been decommissioned for decades. Situated on an island off the coast, it once guided ships in and out of a nearby harbor, but […]

On Sat. Jan 17th / 17th Jan, I will be reading Blessed Patience for Tif Substack Live. More information here. Enjoyed it? Why don’t you buy me a coffee?. 🍵

In the heart of nature, there's a place where magic blossoms in every corner. A space where fun and captivating adventures await, ready for you to experience alongside its characters. Welcome to Rainbow Valley! We're opening the doors to a universe of unique stories, designed to spark curiosity and foster a love for our planet in the little ones. Rainbow Valley will gently reflect some of the challenges nature faces. But for our protagonists, every difficulty transforms into a challenge to overcome. Our characters, and the children who read along, will discover that with ingenuity, teamwork, and empathy, they can find the answers to care for Rainbow Valley. It all begins with Gotita. A raindrop that, after falling from the Great Cloud, embarks on a fascinating journey full of adventures, discovering the Valley and new friends, and teaching us the wonderful water cycle in a way they'll never forget. With new stories on the horizon, the circle of friends will grow. Don Roble (the ancient oak tree that inhabits the Valley), Mona (the butterfly), Pío (the sparrow), Silban (the cricket), and many other characters will join in, leading us through new and vibrant adventures.