A collection of thought-provoking titles exploring themes of perception, existence, and the human experience. Topics range from ancient civilizations to personal creation and truth, inviting readers to reflect on their beliefs and the nature of reality.
The Black Mirror of Eliadon is a love story that explores themes of loss, the kindness of strangers, and ultimately hope and redemption. While it draws on familiar ideas, the author acknowledges potential errors and considers the work an amateur fiction.
This book explores general philosophy and personal reflections through poetry, prose, and short stories. It includes themes like self-perception, historical cultures, truth, creativity, and existential musings. Notable pieces address synchronicity, societal systems, and the concept of being an outsider.