A Collection of Almosts is a compilation of fragments: half-formed thoughts, quiet realizations, and fleeting emotions that refuse to stay unspoken. At its hear, this book is shaped by the idea that these pieces are 'fragments of thoughts and realizations that are trying to express themselves'. There are no neat conclusions here, only moments suspended mid-air: reflections on love, identity, longing, belonging, and becoming. Honest and intimate, this collection invites readers into the in-between: the place where meaning is still forming, and where even the smallest realisation carries weight.
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The author is a spinal cord injury survivor whose journey has reshaped the way he sees the world, language, and himself. Navigating life through both resilience and reflection, he has developed a deeply introspective voice. Professionally, he works in supply chain management balancing structure and precision in his career. In his leisure, he turns to writing as a means of capturing fleeting thoughts, emotions, and experiences. His work often dwells in the in-between moments that are unfinished yet meaningful; offering readers an honest glimpse into perception, healing, and the quiet weight of lived experience.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - A Collection of Almosts is a compilation of fragments: half-formed thoughts, quiet realizations, and fleeting emotions that refuse to stay unspoken. At its hear, this book is shaped by the idea that these pieces are 'fragments of thoughts and realizations that are trying to express themselves'. There are no neat conclusions here, only moments suspended mid-air: reflections on love, identity, longing, belonging, and becoming. Honest and intimate, this collection invites readers into the in-between: the place where meaning is still forming, and where even the smallest realisation carries weight. Artikel-Nr. 9789375438052
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