In 2014, Mendoza published Paranormal Colombia , marking a significant shift towards the non-fiction exploration of supernatural themes—a path he would continue and deepen with El libro de las revelaciones .
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The critical reception of El libro de las revelaciones has been as multifaceted as the book itself. Readers on platforms like Goodreads rate the book highly, with a score of from over 560 ratings. One user review on Buscalibre notes that the book "demonstrates a reality that people try to hide or do not want to see", while a critic on Quelibroleo praised it, saying it is "worth reading, from beginning to end it is absolutely interesting". However, the book has also attracted controversy. Following the publication of Paranormal Colombia , several academics and journalists accused him of promoting superstition in a country that needs science and technology. In response, Mendoza compares this criticism to telling a shaman to study physics, arguing that it dismisses entire worldviews outside the Western rationalist model. In 2014, Mendoza published Paranormal Colombia , marking
: Instead of a linear table of contents, readers navigate through a 3D digital sphere. Each "facet" of the sphere represents one of the 88 stories, categorized by theme (e.g., Astral Travel Urban Legends Scientific Mysteries The "Reveal" Mechanism El libro de las revelaciones The critical reception
Reviewers on Goodreads describe it as a macabre yet necessary portrait of modern solitude and horror. Key Quotes