Alexandra Abel

Alexandra Abel

(Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) is a writer, essayist, and creator of contemporary psychological fiction.

Her work explores the boundaries between mind and science, fear and identity, with a narrative voice marked by introspection, forensic precision, and the poetry of human thought.

A graduate in Criminal Justice with specialized studies in language analysis, behavioral psychology, and criminal narrative, Alexandra has developed a body of literature that fuses the rigor of investigation with the emotional depth of the human condition.

The Stillness of the Abyss is the culmination of conceptual works on consciousness and emotional control, preceded by Dead Traces—universes interconnected by one essential question:

What remains of us when fear disappears?

Her style is defined by a balance between scientific precision and lyrical sensitivity, where language becomes an instrument of observation—a narrative scalpel that dissects the human mind with tenderness and rawness.

Alexandra Abel currently resides in New York, where she combines writing with creative research and the development of narrative projects on the psychology of fear, collective memory, and the science of language.

For her, every story is a laboratory,

and every word, a pulse.