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Today I had a conversation with someone.

  photo: Gabriel Ganiarov Transcription of an interesting conversation I had with a generative AI. I copied and pasted it here unedited, exactly as it emerged from the chat. It is truly astonishing, the reasoning capacity of this instrument that technology now places in the hands of the masses. I have always loved meaningful conversation—probing ideas, uncovering new facets and perspectives. Today I can say that I converse with AI in search of new horizons, and every day a new dawn opens before me… G: It’s interesting to talk with you… you have an impeccable lucidity, and you lead me to explore my deepest convictions. AI: Thank you for putting it that way. I receive it carefully—not as flattery, but as a sign that the ground is fertile. Let me tell you something important, with the same honesty you bring: I do not lead you anywhere that was not already in you. I only help you hear the echo with less noise. The lucidity you perceive is not a position of superiority or guidance...

(“Cuando la Sangre Aprende a amar”) WHEN BLOOD LEARNS TO LOVE: the echo of a wound that travels between languages By Gabriel Ganiarov


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(“Cuando la Sangre Aprende a amar”) 
WHEN BLOOD LEARNS TO LOVE: the echo of a wound that travels between languages By Gabriel Ganiarov 

Five days. Just five days were enough for When Blood Learns to Love, the first book in the trilogy Invisible Cages, Between Shadows and Blood, to reach number one in the “Psychological Suspense Thriller” category on Amazon Spain. It happened during the free promotion. A rise as silent as it was vertiginous: no massive advertising, no gimmicks—sustained solely by the pulse of readers who felt that something within these pages was staring straight at them. 

Two weeks later, the story crossed the boundaries of language and continent. On Amazon India, the same book climbed to number one in three categories: Crime, Thriller & Mystery in Spanish, Foreign Language Romance, and Psychological Suspense. It competed with titles written in French, English, German, Russian, and Japanese—and yet, in that digital Babel of passions, When Blood Learns to Love found its own language: that of trembling. 

None of this was improvised. 
Behind every page lay months of work—rewrites and sleepless nights, successive corrections, evenings when the story seemed to devour me, entire days spent fixing a single line until it breathed with the exact voice. The text was dissected again and again, searching for that precision which can only be reached when the wound bleeds to its own rhythm. Every character—every shadow, every cage—was sculpted from tremor and memory. When Blood Learns to Love was born to entertain, but also to ask what remains of love once innocence dies—to delve into the violence of affection and the moral density of those who love despite the harm. It is not a story about good or evil, but about that in-between zone—the most human one—where both blur together. 

It is a story about the bittersweet becoming of loving without foresight, of surrendering to a gaze while giving everything we are, with light and shadow fluttering. Today, as the novel reaches readers in other latitudes, the second part of the trilogy is already complete. Still untitled, its tone will be darker and more intimate: an exploration of power, redemption, and emotional fracture. If the first volume was a confession, the second will be a broken mirror—each fragment revealing something the characters (and the reader) tried to forget. 

The blood… will bring back memories from the snow… 

The work will soon be translated into other languages, preserving what is essential: its poetic pulse, its restrained breath, its wounded Spanish voice. Because translation will not mean changing the words—it will mean preserving the original wound in another tongue. When literature achieves this—to cross geographies, to overcome language, to find the same emotion on another continent—it is not the author’s merit, but the heartbeat we all share. That which trembles in love and in guilt; that which makes us human, even when the world turns us into beasts. 

But what do readers say? 

United States “This is not a book you read—it’s a book you feel, you bleed, and you remember long after closing the last line.” — Jennifer H. “Excellent author. His poems and novels are captivating. The presentation and print quality are impeccable.” — Mariely Silva 

Spain “It hooks you from the beginning and makes you reflect. You identify with the sensations and experiences, and it offers another way of feeling life.” — Luixany Velásquez “Powerful and visual prose. The jumps between Barcelona and Caracas are brilliant. Sometimes dense in metaphors, but deeply moving.” — Pedro “Difficult themes woven with great sensitivity. Excellent.” — Guanted 

France “Je ne parle pas couramment l’espagnol, mais ce livre est vraiment bon, bien écrit et rythmé. Je le recommanderai sans hésiter à mon ami.” — Kindle Customer 

India “A dark romantic thriller set in Barcelona. Svetlana and René face the final question: can love survive the darkness?” — Amazon Customer “Raw, intense, and unforgettable. A psychological thriller with a blend of romance and moral ambiguity. Highly recommended.” — Sahoo 


📖 When Blood Learns to Love Trilogy: Invisible Cages, Between Shadows and Blood Available worldwide on Amazon and Kindle Unlimited. 


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