About the Author

RonyFer González, a literary alchemist turning trauma into transcendent prose, was born in 1956 amid Guatemala City’s kaleidoscope of beauty and turmoil. His life pivoted during the 1980s civil war, when witnessing the military’s atrocities against indigenous communities forced him into exile—a journey that would shape his voice as a chronicler of displacement and resilience. Before fleeing, he worked on colonization projects in El Gran Ixcán, where the clash of idealism and brutality etched into him a fierce solidarity with the marginalized. Now rooted in Montreal with his multigenerational family, González spins tales where Guatemala’s volcanic fervor meets Canada’s frostbitten realities.

A prolific wordsmith with over 30 novels, including Del American Dream and Angel with Broken Wings, González crafts narratives that pulse with raw authenticity. His works—lyrical yet unflinching—bridge ancestral legacies and modern fractures, exploring themes of exile, identity, and the tenacity of the human spirit. Whether unraveling the illusions of the “American Dream” or tracing refugees’ odysseys, his stories resonate as both intimate memoirs and universal allegories. Available on Amazon, González’s books are not just reads—they are journeys into the heart of resilience, where love and legacy defy even the harshest storms.