From an early age, nothing has mattered more to me than respecting and valuing others.
Over the years, I have come to understand ever more clearly how essential it is for people to genuinely comprehend the world around them — not only to recognize falsehoods and distortions, but to grasp the true meaning, historical weight, and intellectual substance of the expressions so casually tossed around in public discourse.

Today, public figures frequently wield complex ideas as empty slogans — communism, liberalism, left-wing, right-wing, conservatism — words with rich histories and precise definitions, often reduced to blunt labels stripped of context or accuracy. Many ordinary people have never had the chance to learn what these concepts genuinely signify, and so they become vulnerable to manipulation, confusion, and the simplified narratives of social media and political theatre.

My book serves, in this sense, as a kind of manifesto — an attempt to illuminate, through the tools of literature, the spiritual, intellectual, and moral crisis that has emerged in our contemporary world, and to offer a profane yet honest response to it.
Modernism — referenced throughout my work — remains the cornerstone of my dialectical, fact-based way of thinking: a commitment to clarity, nuance, and the relentless pursuit of truth in an age of noise.