This research aims to present a critical approach to the digital narrative in Latin American literature during the twenty-first century, especially with the development of virtual electronic media. Our study in this research begins with a critical and analytical study of digital narrative art and cyber discourse in digital science fiction novels in Latin America, especially in the novel “The imprint of Cosmos" by Venezuelan writer Doménico Chiappe. As we analyze the most important distinctive features of the digital novel technology by studying the narrator, the aesthetics of novelist space and time, and the impact of the language of cyberdiscourse on this novel under study.