Julián Omar de Paolis was born in 1978, Lomas de Zamora, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Under a self-taught approach, he studied both classical and modern authors, passing through the medieval and romantic ones. In his hierarchical and distinguished metaphysical literature, he addresses numerous disciplines such as the complex and contradictory psychology of the individual, the varied and chaotic social behaviors, the philosophical problems regarding life and death, the formal and conceptual aspects of poetics, the ups and downs and reiterations of the broad history, the enigmatic theology and its singular branches, the excesses and virtues of political science, the occult conceptions of the spirit and the soul, and the similarities and disparities between the vast cultures of man through time and space , among other. His notable and prestigious work is based on the concerns, values ​​and passions of the human being and on the mysteries, shadows and lights of human existence oscillating between pain and faith, the absurd and love, hell and heaven, misery and the absolute. He published “Espejo” (Relatos, 2012), “El Fuego” (Three Short Novels and A Poem Book, 2014) and “La Fuente” (A Short Novel and Long and Short Stories, 2020). He currently resides in Capital.