Three sparks momentarily illuminate the empty darkness of outer space: three brilliant stories by Sergio Biscio, whose characters are set in towns, cities, and distant planets. A farmer tries to convince a girl who has come from the city that a flying saucer has parked on the top of a nearby hill, and that night they are invited to meet his passengers. An alien who can only be visited by payment and prior arrangement, shakes up the existence of a remote town. An astronaut named Ariel returns from Mars and meets his partner after a two-year absence, but the moment of the first embrace unsettles him: his partner is not the woman he left behind but someone else. Here are "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" in Biscio's ingenious style. Works that grab you from the very beginning, very funny, incredibly visual at all times, and completely realistic despite being fantastic. Three Aliens is a celebration of modern literature, crisp and fresh literature that has just come out of the oven of one of the greatest contemporary writers of our time.