A death row inmate and a mischievous angel chat in prison. Or something, you know. In three parts, Colombian-American author A.C. Rodríguez employs punchy dialogue and paradoxical prose inspired by Symbolists to demonstrate the folly of evil. Evil riding rampant through the Los Angeles suburbs during the summer of 1985; evil occulting within the global military-industrial complex and the Digital Ruckus reporting on it during the summer of 2024. "Knight Stalker" is loosely based on true events while paying homage to Luis Buñuel's 1965 film "Simon of the Desert."
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A.C. Rodríguez's maternal grandparents fled Colombia in the 1950s during the La Violencia massacres and settled in New York City. Having helped raise her, they were a source of love and inspiration, particularly in forming her cultural identity as well as her spirituality.
Rodríguez has a Bachelor of Arts in media with a minor in psychology from Hofstra University and a Master of Arts in historical and systematic theology from St. John's University in Queens.
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