Caíque Apolinário

Caíque Gonsalves Apolinário (Caíque Apolinário) is a passionate author who creates narratives that explore the intersection between the real and the fantastic, often blending science fiction elements with deep reflections on humanity and society. With immersive and detailed writing, Caíque builds rich worlds and complex characters that challenge the boundaries of imagination and invite readers to question established norms.

Inspired by authors such as Machado de Assis, Octavia E. Butler, and Becky Chambers, Caíque weaves their stories with meticulous attention to rhythm and dialogue development, while also addressing impactful themes like identity, power, and social injustice. Their books, such as "The Nine Phases of Jaci" and "Aripi: The Untouched America", reveal a unique ability to craft engaging plots where the supernatural serves as a mirror to contemporary realities.

Beyond being a writer, Caíque is a podcaster, runs a project on non-monogamy aimed at Black and Brown people called Nia Ifé, is part of the LGBT+ collective Porcoíris, and is an enthusiast of Book Clubs.