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A collection of recent poetic works by J.R. Caufield, influenced by the modern social climate and his own personal experiences. Ranging in themes from Lovecraftian to dystopian, this collection became an inevitable launching point from which the majority of his fictional and autobiographical works d

Liam never asked for a destiny. All he wanted was to understand the strange book he finds in an attic — a weathered tome marked with a Templar cross, and a language no one alive should be able to read. But as he grows, the book grows with him. Through faith, doubt, and adventure, Liam uncovers the t

The mythic simplicity and spiritual clarity of Paulo Coelho, the intimate coming‑of‑age introspection of Salinger, the symbolic, quietly enchanted realism of Neil Gaiman ... Liam never asked for a destiny; he only wanted to understand the strange book he found in his attic — a weathered tome marked