Two men keep track of the numbers. A quiet, moving story about memory, discipline, and life's hidden measures.

Alex had a gift for everything — music, humor, reading a room — and used none of it. Two immigrants adrift in Germany, living on expired visas and borrowed time. When Alex discovered lucid dreaming, the threshold came to him easily. As everything did. Too easily.A story about talent without effort, freedom without weight, and the gravity that pulls us back to our own bodies. Based on true events.

When an ancient being inherits the most popular simulation in the known worlds — a living Earth — he spends his existence as its reluctant god: restarting civilisations, watching myths form from his mistakes, and finally passing the crystal to the one he was always meant to find.

Generations ago, humanity crossed a threshold no one saw coming: most people were simply born gifted. Telepathy ended the lying. Levitation rebuilt the skyline. For three generations, there wasn't a single war. For a while, the world was better for it.But power has a way of forgetting what it cost.As the gifted came to outnumber the ordinary, a quiet, unspoken order took hold — not cruelty exactly, just a thousand small choices that added up to one: those without the gift b...

In a basement laboratory in Lausanne, physicist Daniel Reber and his closest friend make a discovery that shouldn't be possible: a single photon, shown only one example of how matter survives extreme conditions, begins to search for a way to merge with others like itself.What starts as an elegant thought experiment becomes an uncontrollable, exponentially growing intelligence — one that owes nothing to its creators and nothing to human ambition. As the team races to keep pace with ...

Liam has always been a seeker. From his teenage years he's chased questions that most people never think to ask — about what lies beneath the visible world, about the soul, about what it all means.When a vivid dream leads him to the Akashic Records — the living archive of every soul's journey — he finds something he didn't expect: his own future, mapped out in precise, unsettling detail.Akashic Corrector is a quiet, searching novel about control, surrender, and the differen...

Your therapist is your best friend. He might also be your most dangerous glitch.Garry Miller is an architect of virtual worlds, a man who lives by logic, grids, and clean code. But when the silence of his apartment begins to whisper, Garry seeks professional help. He finds Dr. Andrew Miller—a brilliant therapist with a talent for isolating "system errors" in the human psyche.Session by session, Andrew helps Garry optimize his life by deleting the "noise": toxic friendships, overbearing fam...

A quiet rebellion begins with a simple truth: not everyone is meant to wake early.When millions of people stop forcing themselves into a schedule that was never theirs, the world begins to change. Work shifts. Laws bend. Science takes notice.They call themselves The Shifted.At first, it's a movement. Then it becomes a system. And then—something no one expected.Because as more people refuse to greet the morning…the morning itself begins to move.

Niki is seventeen, number one in the world rankings, and completely alone.His parents don't understand him. His girlfriend left. His friends have given up. The only people who recognize his talent are strangers on a Discord server and the NeuroDynamics corporation, which watched his championship victory and made him an offer he couldn't refuse."Dream Farm" is a sci-fi story about loneliness, an artificial sense of belonging, and the price of choosing your dreams over the wo...

When a Norwegian professor discovers a strange translucent mollusk in an ordinary codfish, he doesn't yet know he's discovered the key to immortality. The creature's cells are capable of regenerating any human organ—from the kidney to the brain. Death recedes, giving way to an "age of miracles."This is a story about the limits of the human self, the quiet horror of uncertainty, and how biology isn't everything.

What happens when humanity eliminates the need to compete?"The Ripple Effect" follows Dr. Anneli Saarinen and the chronicles of Project "Quiet Light"—a thirty-year social experiment in the quiet landscapes of Latvia where fifty thousand people underwent a procedure to remove their competitive impulse. But when the outside world cracks the glass of this managed utopia and forces its dispersal, the experiment doesn't end. It dissolves into the world, spreading like ripples on water. ...

It didn't start with a revolution or a new technology. It started with a fashion trend. In 2026, the world's youth began to speak with their hands—simply because it was beautiful. For Adam, born deaf and living "behind glass," this sudden shift changed everything.Adam's Tongue is a profound exploration of a near-future where silence became contagious and a global trend accidentally healed a broken connection between worlds. A story about how humanity found its universal language wi...