Police officer · Writer
I write what I've seen, and what I haven't yet
I've spent more than fifteen years patrolling streets, managing crises and watching how people react when reality breaks.
Not in a novel. In a doorway at three in the morning. That's what I bring to every page I write. I don't invent how a human being behaves under pressure. I've seen it. I've seen how easy it is to cross a line when you think no one is watching.
My philosophy
“Technology will change, but the survival instinct at the gates of collapse will remain intact.”
01
Questioning the future
I write science fiction because it lets me explore what happens when you give the world tools a hundred years ahead of its maturity. And every day I see the result of power in the wrong hands.
02
Technology without magic
My novels are techno-thrillers with a real scientific basis. There is no magic in disguise. There are systems that collapse and split-second, life-or-death decisions. Exactly what I know from my job.
03
A filmmaker's eye
My visual training builds every scene as if it were a film shot. Every chapter has an impeccable, calculated architecture of pace and tension before a single word is written.
My novels
Two science fiction thrillers, now in English. Read them in any order.
Cyberpunk thriller
The Loop
Every morning the world starts over. Nobody remembers when it stopped moving forward.
Archaeological techno-thriller
Zero Frequency
The silent invasion has begun.
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The police officer who writes the thrillers of the future.
© 2026 Jose M. Aldasoro