Daniel Yari

Taciturn Tales Daniel Yari

Taciturn Tales includes stories that worship fear, loneliness, and death. Fear is a feeling of the human condition that accompanies us since we began to know the world. It results from the effort our minds make to protect ourselves from known or unknown dangers, creating scenarios that are often far from materializing. Fear, like love, is a great trigger for emotions and actions, it can save us, but it can also sink us. Loneliness is as difficult a circumstance to assess as miracles. Feeling lonely is very different from being alone. There are characters who feel lonely even though they enjoy the happiness of having a partner, family, and friends. On the contrary, there are beings who live shipwrecked by love and company, but even so, loneliness does not cover their hearts. Death is part of life, the closing of one cycle and the beginning of another. Death coexists with us, to a greater or lesser extent. Usually generates suffering, but it is also capable of bringing relief and hope, which arises from beliefs or from the fatigue of having lived an empty or painful life. In Taciturn Tales fear, loneliness and death are combined to create an atmosphere of drama and suspense that will lead you to taste emotions of various flavors.