Behind every anonymous account is a real person.
And behind every viral tweet… is someone capable of destroying a life.
Carlo Jimenez never intended for his Twitter account, @supernovagalaxy98, to become famous. What started as a private outlet for anger, sarcasm, and brutally honest opinions slowly transforms into one of the internet’s most feared troll accounts.
Then one tweet changes everything.
After Carlo’s harsh review of a critically acclaimed film goes viral, a respected director takes his own life. Suddenly, Carlo finds himself addicted to attention, validation, and the intoxicating power of online influence. Hidden behind anonymity, he convinces himself that words are just words… until he meets Patrick.
Patrick is a rising actor with a fragile heart, a secret life, and dreams of becoming one of the greatest stars of his generation. Kind, passionate, and painfully human, Patrick becomes the first person who truly makes Carlo feel seen.
But when rumors, hate campaigns, and social media manipulation spiral out of control, Patrick’s life begins to collapse in front of millions of strangers eager to judge him.
And Carlo realizes too late that the monster behind the screen was him all along.
Raw, emotional, and disturbingly relevant, Supernova is a haunting story about internet culture, cancel culture, queer identity, grief, loneliness, and the terrifying consequences of forgetting that there are real people behind every username.
Because sometimes, a single tweet is enough to ruin everything.