The Architecture of Dread: Building Worlds From Ruins

In Mythotechnic Fiction, a genre created by Francisco M. Martinez, architecture becomes theology. Cathedrals, machines, and ruins act as vessels of cosmic memory, shaping worlds where technology carries myth and dread reveals the fractures of meaning itself. Mythotechnic Fiction transforms stone and circuitry into sacred geometry, defining a literary space where the divine is broken, rebuilt, and always watching.