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English-language books.

66 published titles, organized by primary genre. The categories are intentionally broad: many books cross literary, psychological, financial, philosophical, spiritual, speculative, and suspense traditions.

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Literary & Psychological Fiction 18Finance, Markets & Trading Fiction 12Speculative & Philosophical Fiction 16Spiritual & Existential Fiction 7Suspense, Noir & Dark Fiction 5Young Adult & Coming-of-Age 2Social, Satirical & Contemporary Fiction 6
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Literary & Psychological Fiction

Interior life, memory, relationships, grief, identity, contradiction, and the stories people tell themselves.

Ask Me Again Later

Ask Me Again Later

A novel about uncertainty, timing, and the answers people postpone because they are not yet ready to hear them. It follows the emotional cost of waiting, returning, and discovering that some questions change before they are answered.

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Behind the Mask

A psychological novel about performance, identity, and the distance between the self shown to others and the self kept hidden. As the mask becomes harder to remove, authenticity begins to feel as dangerous as deception.

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Fractures of Silence

A quiet novel about what happens when important things remain unsaid for too long. Silence becomes both protection and damage, revealing the fault lines running through memory, intimacy, and family life.

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Hands That Could Not Hold

A story of care, loss, and the painful limits of what one person can preserve for another. It asks what remains when love is real but holding on is no longer possible.

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PACE OF THE MIND

A psychological exploration of a mind that moves faster than the life around it. The novel turns attention, restlessness, and inner acceleration into a question about presence: what is lost when thought never stops moving?

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TETHERS OF GLASS

A novel about intimacy built on fragile bonds—beautiful, necessary, and always vulnerable to fracture. It examines dependence, distance, and the invisible agreements that keep people connected until they no longer do.

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The Architect of Beautiful Lies

The Architect of Beautiful Lies

A psychological novel about the elegant stories people construct to make their lives bearable. The deeper the architecture of self-deception becomes, the harder it is to tell protection from imprisonment.

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The Cartographer of Loss

A meditation on grief told through the impulse to map what can no longer be reached. The novel traces how absence reshapes memory, place, and the inner geography of a life.

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The First Room

A novel about origins: the first spaces, memories, and emotional arrangements that quietly shape everything that follows. Returning to the beginning becomes a way of asking which parts of us were chosen and which were inherited.

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THE LEDGER OF DEPARTURES

THE LEDGER OF DEPARTURES

A literary novel that treats absence like an account that never quite balances. Each departure leaves a residue, and the book asks whether loss can be recorded without reducing what was lost.

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THE PRISON OF AVOIDANCE

THE PRISON OF AVOIDANCE

A psychological novel about the safety and cost of not confronting what hurts. Avoidance begins as protection, then slowly becomes a structure with walls of its own.

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The Prison of the False Self

A novel about identity built around adaptation, approval, and the roles we learn to perform. It follows the difficult work of recognizing when a socially successful self has become an emotional prison.

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The Unreportable

The Unreportable

A literary exploration of experiences that resist neat explanation, diagnosis, or documentation. The novel asks what happens when the most important part of a life cannot be translated into acceptable language.

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THE UNSTITCHING

THE UNSTITCHING

A novel about identity coming apart thread by thread rather than all at once. As familiar roles loosen, the loss of coherence becomes frightening—but also opens the possibility of a more honest self.

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The Winter of Useful Things

A quiet novel about usefulness, survival, and the strange dignity of ordinary tasks during a difficult season. It asks what sustains a person when grand explanations fail and only small practical acts remain.

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Unwritten Voices

A psychological novel about voices that were never fully allowed into the story. Memory, control, and intimacy collide as what was suppressed begins to demand language of its own.

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Whispers by the Sea

A contemplative novel in which the sea becomes a place for memory, solitude, and unfinished conversations. The quiet setting exposes emotions that noise and routine had made easier to avoid.

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With

A spare novel about companionship and the meaning contained in simply being with another person. It explores presence, dependence, and the small forms of care that rarely announce themselves as important.

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Finance, Markets & Trading Fiction

Markets, risk, probability, institutions, trading, performance, money, and the human behavior beneath financial decisions.

Expected Value

Expected Value

A finance-inflected novel about a mind trained to reduce uncertainty to probabilities. When life refuses to behave like a model, expected value becomes less a calculation than a test of judgment, risk, and consequence.

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Lead-Lag

Lead-Lag

A market novel about information, timing, and the dangerous confidence that comes from believing one is always a step ahead. It examines how prediction, imitation, and human relationships can become entangled in the search for an edge.

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THE 95% ROOM

THE 95% ROOM

A trading novel about a performance environment built around pressure, selection, and the promise of exceptional results. The room tests not only strategy but identity, discipline, and what people are willing to sacrifice to prove they belong.

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THE CONVEXITY

THE CONVEXITY

A financial novel built around nonlinear risk: small moves that seem harmless until they are not, and positions whose consequences grow faster than expected. It turns convexity into a human problem as much as a market one.

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THE LAST TRADE

THE LAST TRADE

A trader approaches one decision carrying the weight of every decision that came before it. The novel explores risk, fatigue, pride, and the fantasy that a final trade can settle something deeper than profit and loss.

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The Last Variable

A finance novel about the one input a model cannot comfortably contain. As certainty narrows around the numbers, the missing variable becomes increasingly human: judgment, fear, motive, or the person using the model.

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The Malamati of Threadneedle Street

The Malamati of Threadneedle Street

A novel where high finance meets an old spiritual discipline suspicious of ego, reputation, and self-display. In the heart of the City, market ambition becomes a test of humility, motive, and the need to be seen as successful.

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THE MIRROR TRADE

THE MIRROR TRADE

A trading novel about imitation, reflection, and the temptation to borrow another person's conviction. What begins as following a successful pattern becomes a question of whether a trader can distinguish insight from projection.

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The Silence Between Numbers

A finance novel about everything that remains invisible between data points. It explores the tension between quantitative precision and the human judgment that still enters every interpretation, forecast, and decision.

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The Verdant Ledger

The Verdant Ledger

A speculative finance novel in which value, memory, and the natural world enter the same accounting system. The book asks what happens when markets become capable of pricing things that perhaps should never have been turned into assets.

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The Way of the Loser

The Way of the Loser

A trading novel about the discipline of losing without becoming lost. It treats loss not as failure but as a recurring psychological fact that exposes ego, process, and the difference between surviving a trade and learning from it.

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THE WEIGHT OF CLARITY

THE WEIGHT OF CLARITY

A novel about the burden that comes with seeing a situation clearly and still having to act. In markets and in life, clarity removes excuses but does not remove uncertainty.

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Speculative & Philosophical Fiction

Systems, consciousness, technology, reality, structure, and questions that become stranger the longer they are examined.

A Universe That May Hear Us

A Universe That May Hear Us

A speculative meditation on whether the universe is indifferent, attentive, or simply beyond our categories. The novel follows the human need to speak outward even when no answer is guaranteed.

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Empire of Echoes

A speculative novel about power built from repetition: memories, voices, messages, and inherited narratives that keep returning. It asks whether an echo preserves truth or gradually replaces it.

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I Am the Handover: A Memoir by Consciousness

A speculative memoir narrated from the perspective of consciousness itself as it passes from one form, bearer, or era to another. The book turns identity into a relay rather than a possession.

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Tentacle Abyss

A dark speculative descent into the fear that something vast may exist just beyond ordinary perception. Cosmic unease and psychological dread merge as the boundary between the external abyss and the inner one begins to collapse.

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THE CHOSEN SIX

Six people are drawn into a structure that insists their selection matters. The novel asks what being 'chosen' does to identity, loyalty, and free will when no one fully understands the criteria.

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The Clockwork of Forgetting

A speculative novel about memory treated as a system that can be timed, adjusted, and perhaps engineered. What begins as control over forgetting becomes a deeper question about whether identity survives when memory is managed.

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The Eternal Draft

A philosophical novel about the desire to keep revising life until it becomes coherent. The promise of one more draft gradually reveals the cost of refusing to let anything become final.

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THE ETHOS FILE

A speculative novel about institutions that become exceptionally good at classifying people. As the file grows more precise, the person inside it becomes harder to recognize.

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THE FINAL LOOP

THE FINAL LOOP

A speculative story about recurrence, repetition, and the terrifying possibility that progress may only be another turn of the same cycle. Breaking the loop requires first understanding what keeps recreating it.

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The Hive Within

A novel about the uneasy border between individual thought and collective influence. As inner voices multiply, the question becomes whether the self is being connected, colonized, or revealed.

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The Infinite Script

The Infinite Script

A speculative novel about a text that refuses to remain only text. Writing, reality, and authorship begin to fold into one another until the question is no longer who wrote the script, but whether anyone is outside it.

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The Last Portal

A speculative novel set around a final passage between worlds, states, or possible lives. Its closing forces a choice between the safety of what is known and the irreversibility of crossing.

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The Long Queue

A philosophical novel about waiting inside a system whose logic is never fully visible. The queue becomes a miniature society of hope, compliance, suspicion, and the belief that reaching the front will finally explain the wait.

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The Perfect Harmonics

A speculative novel about the dream of perfect alignment in a world built from imperfect people. The closer the system moves toward harmony, the more unsettling its intolerance for dissonance becomes.

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The Un-Tuned

The Un-Tuned

A novel about people who do not fit the frequency of the world around them. What looks like defect or dissonance may instead be a different form of listening.

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TWO CLICKS

A contemporary speculative novel about how little distance can separate an ordinary action from an irreversible consequence. Two clicks are enough to expose the speed at which intention, technology, and responsibility can become disconnected.

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Spiritual & Existential Fiction

Faith, meaning, humility, mortality, inner transformation, and the limits of what can be known.

Awakening of the Spirit Walker

A spiritual journey that rejects the idea that wisdom means becoming more important than everyone else. Awakening becomes a movement toward usefulness, shared knowledge, and a life less centered on the self.

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Before the Word

A contemplative novel about what exists before language organizes experience. Silence, presence, and origin become ways of asking whether meaning begins with words or whether words arrive later.

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Between Mountains and Faith

A spiritual journey through landscape, doubt, endurance, and belief. The mountains do not provide simple answers; they create the conditions in which questions can no longer be avoided.

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SILAH

A novel about connection—between people, generations, places, and the parts of the self that have drifted apart. Its spiritual center lies in the idea that belonging is something practiced, not merely inherited.

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THE DIVINE MOURNER

THE DIVINE MOURNER

A spiritual novel that places grief beside the sacred rather than outside it. It asks whether mourning can itself become a form of devotion when certainty is gone.

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The Gospel of the Fool

A spiritual and philosophical novel about wisdom arriving in an unacceptable form. The fool becomes dangerous precisely because he is free from the need to appear wise.

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Who Am I?

Who Am I?

A direct existential inquiry into identity beneath roles, habits, history, and expectation. The novel treats the question 'Who am I?' not as a puzzle to solve once, but as a discipline of looking again.

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Suspense, Noir & Dark Fiction

Threat, secrecy, moral pressure, investigation, and the darker consequences of what people hide.

Shadows in the Dark

A dark psychological story in which threat is difficult to separate from perception. As the shadows deepen, certainty becomes unreliable and fear begins to shape what can be seen.

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The Beautiful Alibi

The Beautiful Alibi

A noir-inflected novel about a lie persuasive enough to become more attractive than the truth. The alibi protects more than guilt; it protects the story people need to believe about themselves.

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The Invisible Target

A suspense novel about pursuing—or becoming—the object of a threat that cannot be clearly located. The unseen target turns attention itself into a source of danger.

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The Mirror's Deception

A psychological suspense novel about reflection, doubling, and the unreliability of self-recognition. The mirror offers evidence, but not necessarily truth.

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The Silent Corruption

A dark novel about corruption that advances quietly through ordinary compromises rather than spectacular crimes. Its danger lies in how reasonable each small surrender can feel at the moment it is made.

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Young Adult & Coming-of-Age

Loss, identity, friendship, belief, discovery, and the difficult passage toward a more complicated understanding of the world.

THE SKY NEVER ANSWERED

THE SKY NEVER ANSWERED

A coming-of-age novel about grief, questions, and the ache of asking the world for an answer that may never come. A young person learns that uncertainty can wound, but it can also become a way of growing.

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What the Sky Didn't Say

A companion exploration of the questions left hanging when the sky remains silent. The story stays close to youth, loss, and the meanings people build in the absence of certainty.

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Social, Satirical & Contemporary Fiction

Institutions, status, modern life, performance, social pressure, and the absurdities people learn to treat as normal.

A PERFECT KINDNESS

A contemporary novel about kindness pushed past simplicity into performance, obligation, and control. It asks when goodness helps another person and when it begins serving the identity of the person being good.

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Ain't Nothing Like the Blues

Ain't Nothing Like the Blues

A novel about music, hurt, memory, and the strange relief of giving sorrow a sound. The blues become less an escape from pain than a form capable of carrying it.

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EVERYONE IS WATCHING AMINE

A contemporary novel about surveillance, pressure, and what happens to a young person when being watched becomes a condition of everyday life. It explores performance, fear, and the struggle to keep an inner self under relentless scrutiny.

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Operations, Not Content

A satirical novel about systems that become obsessed with process while losing sight of purpose. Meetings, metrics, procedures, and managerial language slowly reveal the absurdity of mistaking activity for meaning.

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The Kindest Man in the Room

A social novel about the status that can hide inside virtue. The book asks whether kindness remains kindness when it becomes reputation, leverage, or the role someone cannot afford to lose.

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The Starving Audience

After surviving a plane crash, a woman confronts an unexpected terror: there is no one left to witness her. The novel turns survival into a study of performance, attention, and what remains of identity when the audience disappears.

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66 published titles in English. New releases can be added here as the catalogue grows.