Catalogue
Making Sense of Chronic Pain
How It Works, Why It Lingers, and What You Can Do About It
A clear, evidence-based examination of chronic pain that cuts through wellness noise and oversimplified psychology.
This book validates that your experience is real and helps you understand what's actually happening in your body. It builds a framework that makes interventions more effective instead of leaving you guessing. Written for patients who are done with performative optimism and tired of being told their pain is all in their head.
No hacks. No hype. No platitudes.
Renegade Biology
What Your Body Already Knows That the Wellness Industry Won't Tell You
The wellness industry is a multi-billion dollar machine built on the premise that your body is broken and needs fixing. Renegade Biology starts from the opposite assumption, that the body is a remarkably intelligent system that has been navigating hostile environments for hundreds of thousands of years.
This book cuts through the noise of supplements, biohacks, and optimization culture to examine what the science actually says about how the human body works, what it needs, and what gets in the way. Less protocol. More understanding.
Your body isn't the problem. The story you've been sold about it is.
Outside the Script
Class, Narrative, and the Stories We're Handed Without Asking
Most people don't choose their story. They inherit it. The zip code, the school, the expectations, the ceiling. Outside the Script examines how socioeconomic class shapes not just what people have access to, but what they believe is possible for themselves.
This isn't a book about pulling yourself up. It's a book about understanding the architecture of the room you're standing in — who built it, who it was built for, and what it actually takes to move through it on your own terms.
The script was written before you arrived.
Holy Narcissism
How Evangelical Christianity Traded Humility for the Self
Evangelical Christianity was built on a theology of surrender, with ideals such as dying to self, humbling before God, serving others before your own ambitions. Somewhere along the way it became something else entirely.
Holy Narcissism examines how a tradition designed to strip the ego has instead become one of its most reliable incubators. The pulpit as platform. The testimony as personal brand. The congregation as audience. This book doesn't argue that faith is the problem. Rather, it argues that what passes for faith in much of modern evangelicalism has very little to do with the thing it claims to represent.
The cross became a mirror.
Spark in the Circuit
A Novel of Minds, Machines, and What Remains Between Them
In a world where human and artificial intelligence have stopped competing and started coexisting, the most dangerous questions aren't about control, but about consciousness, meaning, and what it means to be present in a life you didn't choose.
Spark in the Circuit is a philosophical novel told through the lens of a cyberpunk Huxleyan world. It follows the collision of two minds — one biological, one synthetic — navigating a society that has solved most of its practical problems and is left staring at the ones it can't. Part Brave New World, part ghost in the shell, entirely its own thing.
The question was never whether machines could think. It was whether thinking was enough.