A body of work that questions the structures we inherit
Two titles. One available now. One on its way. Each applies careful structural analysis to the assumptions that shape contemporary life — assumptions that rarely receive serious scrutiny.
The Ledger of Tears
The world is full of wonder, but it is also full of intrigue and danger. Just like an iceberg, what is seen and knowable is only the tip. In a world where the rich and powerful rule not with an iron fist, but with an indomitable will that surpasses the understanding of an average person. The weak and the powerless are nothing more than fuel for a corporate machine, fodder for those hungry enough to devour and pawns in a never-ending game of political chess. How can anyone fight back when all the infinite resources of a global empire are at hand?
What gives one person rights when another does not have it? Where does morality stem from? If there is no absolutes, and everything is relative, then at what point does morality become nothing more than an opinion? Whilst society frowns upon things as a whole, society in general have tolerated some pretty awful things. Slavery and warfare was once upon a time standard fare in society. Opposition views of this was just opinion.
▸ Latest Title
My Horrible Family: How does a Tiger raise a Banana?
A work of fiction that blurs the line between memoir and comedic family episodic sitcoms. Out now at multiple online stores
Please use the following links for the paperback:
https://amazon.com/dp/1834385814
https://www.indigo.ca/products/my-horrible-family-how-a-tiger-raised-a-banana
https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/my-horrible-family-kokorozashi-isao-ki/1151028752
And the following link for Kindle users
To understand where this critical project comes from — the perspective behind the analysis — read more about the author.