Luis A. Mendez was once told by his grandmother to sit down and write down all the ideas he had going through his head, and although that's a dangerous proposition for some, and it took a while for him to listen to her advice, he eventually started doing just that. He's currently working on his first novel after writing a few short stories online. His style of storytelling tends to focus on putting everyday people into fantastical and supernatural situations. He's also written non-fiction articles covering film criticism and psephology analysis of U.S and UK elections on other different platforms as well. In these non-fiction writings, he uses his his love of film, and his enthusiasm of studying public opinion and electoral trends, to deliver a straight to the point article that won't put the reader (or at least that's the plan) to sleep. He also curates two Substack newsletters on these subjects - The Cinephile Cafe where he reviews the newest films and The Projection Desk where he muses on psephology regarding U.S Presidential races and UK general elections whenever he feels like it.