
Cindy Barascout
guatemala
Cindy Barascout (Guatemala, 1988) is a Guatemalan writer, editor, ghostwriter, and creative producer. She holds a degree in Journalism and Communication from the University of Palermo (Buenos Aires, Argentina) and a Master’s degree in Editorial Management and Publishing from the University of Valencia and Grupo Planeta (Spain). She is the author of the visionary fiction trilogy *El Juego de los Cristales* (The Game of the Crystals), published by Imaginaria Books (Valencia, Spain)—a saga that blends thriller elements, magical realism, and contemporary mythology, while building narrative universes inspired by the Mesoamerican worldview. She has also authored works of fiction and personal development published in both Spanish and English. She has been invited to participate in the Buenos Aires International Book Fair, the Valencia Book Fair, and the Guatemala International Book Fair (FILGUA), and has represented Guatemala in international cultural and literary events in collaboration with INGUAT. In 2018, she was recognized by *Look Magazine* as one of the 50 Outstanding Women of Guatemala. As the founder of Editorial Core, she has guided authors from various countries through the processes of writing, editing, ghostwriting, and publishing. Her work explores the intersection of narrative, consciousness, identity, and human transformation, focusing on stories with international appeal and transmedia potential. She currently divides her time between writing, developing editorial projects, and creating intellectual property for literature, film, and television.
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EL JUEGO DE LOS CRISTALES (The gameof crystals)
A visionary science fiction trilogy · Mystical thriller · Contemporary magical realism In a world where reality is shaped by invisible systems, various individuals begin to discover that they are part of an ancient network known as The Crystal Game—a hidden system connecting consciousness, memory, and perception, the activation of which could alter the destiny of humanity. Three seemingly independent stories reveal different pieces of the same hidden network that links memory, consciousness, and power. As Erika uncovers a secret buried beneath the Pacific Ocean, Etienne and Salvador unravel a mystery connecting Guatemala to India, and Aurora faces the consequences of a conflict that spans the entire planet. Though their paths appear separate, they are all part of the same invisible network—one whose effects transcend time, space, and human perception. From a civilization hidden beneath the ocean to a missing girl who reappears on the other side of the globe, and an ancient network capable of altering humanity’s collective memory, this saga explores universal themes such as identity, free will, power, memory, and transformation. The game has already begun. Are you playing, or are you being played?
