There are aspects of my life that I never talk about in my blog. No worries, it’s nothing wicked or gross; I always leave those for fiction. What I am talking about is a problem that is more common than I thought: homelessness. I have lived on and off my car since 2013 (that’s six…
I feel accomplished. This mess that I call ‘my life’ is about to find its balance, and once that occurs, I will be able to set a writing schedule, a routine, because if I don’t stick to a regular routine for my writing, I will go mad. I switched jobs recently, and that is excellent…
2018 gave me a lot. The good overpowered the bad. I am generally a pessimistic person, but I can truthfully say that this was a year worth living. It was also the year I made more friends than ever, and I even discovered what true love felt like. I didn’t just think about my writing…
I like that feeling when I hit the metaphorical wall of writing. It happens. Once upon a time, when I thought I was God’s special dingleberry, I would just believe in myself and move on. That’s pretty much what we are taught to do, right? However, the older I get, the concept of ‘myself’ becomes…
Farewell January. January should be a free-month trial, a time when people shopping for new year’s resolutions get to try on the new habits and promises they made to themselves. If by February First they woke up and have automatically developed a routine, then voila! You are officially not a quitter! I woke up today…
For the last two months, Gabriel Lucatero has made changes on his website as well as his personal life. Since he acquired his domain name back in 2012, he has looked for the best website design that could best represent his brand. On top of that, Gabriel tried to look for that particular subject he…
More than a novel, Waterless is a possible, yet unwanted reality. People don’t want to face this ghastly idea because it is terrifying. Now, imagine that you combine that with a group of citizens who, despite living together, have different opinions on the subject? When one spouse seems to worship the water, the other doesn’t…
Ghosts And Crazy People is Gabriel Lucatero’s first collection of short stories. Inspired by his constant fascination with horror stories, he couldn’t help himself and wrote these tales. Dive into it and prepare to be frightened. A word of warning, though; if you find yourself falling asleep while trying to get past the first…
