Shunned by Victorian society at every turn, the residents of a cliff-top boarding house create a society of their own.
Principle of Flocks is a NA novel about love, alternate time-lines, and the most precious commodity in the metaverse: lucidity.
Good-Bye Harajuku is a series about love, speed, capitalism, and post-truth. Funny, quirky, and irreverent, it’s deeply philosophical at its core.
Quotes from the book
There is an Emily in each of us. It is incompatible with this world, and thereby reminds us that we are not native to it.
Civilisation requires compromises. In exchange for comfort, we lost our reason for being here.
The greatest mystery of the universe is how our own ignorance shrouds it.
The dreaming world is full of creatures — self-delusional, reckless and wilful. Coping with them is no easy task.
Not all sentient dream characters are nice. But consent is still the organising principle of the dream world.
If zen is the enemy, what are we fighting for?
Your dreaming experiences are experiences. Because they are self-modifying, they are to be taken more seriously than your waking experiences.
This quote from Myamoto Musashi has always struck me as a book contained in a single sentence.