SAC — Syndrome of the Awkward Commitment
A restless walk gives birth to the SAC — Syndrome of the Awkward Commitment — a condition that mirrors the logic of the Fifth Amendment. In a world shaped by privilege and sile
“Can’t You See…?” I Shouted at the Deaf.
A single paradoxical phrase—“Can’t you see?” shouted at the deaf—unfolds into a meditation on futility, perception, and social blindness. Through a dialogue with his alte
Between Bukowski and the Death of the Two Snakes
A quiet walk alongside Bukowski is abruptly shattered by the death of two snakes, turning a moment of stillness into a meditation on fragility and moral decay. What begins as obser
Literary Wings
Eighteen years after its first flight, a novel finds its way back through an unexpected reader. Between memory, distance, and chance, this chronicle reflects on the invisible bond
William Castano-Bedoya
William Castaño-Bedoya is an American writer based in Coral Gables, Florida. His literary fiction explores the ethical, psychological, and emotional structures that shape human relationships, focusing on love, vulnerability, and the tensions between power and compassion. His narrative voice is marked by interiority, silence, and moral inquiry, privileging emotional intelligence over spectacle. After a long career in marketing and creative leadership, he turned fully to literature, bringing a strategic understanding of contemporary human experience to his work. He is the author of several novels, including "The Intriguing Stillness of the Tides", "We the Other People", "Ludovico", "Flowers for Maria Sucel", "The Galpon", and "We’ll Meet in Stockholm".