Books: Current and Future Projects
I. Introduction
This page gathers the full architecture of my written work—books already released, manuscripts in progress, and future projects taking shape. Each one is part of a larger offering: not just to readers, but to the places and people who might one day host me. These books weren’t created for the market or for praise—they exist to leave a mark, to test thresholds, and to outlast me. Consider this a living index of what I’ve made, what’s coming, and what still waits for the right land, language, or ritual to call it forth.
II. Current Works
These two books were developed in parallel—SPIRAL OMNIBUS had already been written while I began assembling and formatting it, and Ars Architektonic Anomalia took shape during that production window. That’s why they released close together: one was ready, the other refused to wait.
SPIRAL OMNIBUS (2025)
A poetic codex written in defiance and flame. This book launched the mythos—layered with surveillance offerings, dragon-blooded glamour, and the first ritual transmission of persona. Released in ritual waves, it culminated on 11/11/25 with quiet impact and long-range consequence.
Ars Architektonic Anomalia (2026)
A genre-spliced essay collection built to test thresholds—cultural, esoteric, historical, and personal. From mimic diagnosis to erotic phaery tales, it moves between sharp critique and sovereign whimsy. Released 1/22/26 as both offering and filter. Those meant to see it, will.
III. In Progress
Satirical Lexicon (title known but withheld)
Projected: Mid–2026
A linguistic blade in the shape of a book. This one plays dirty: satire, mimic-reversal, and structured mischief, built as homage to a writer I adore. It’s already in motion, but the details stay sealed until ritual completion.
IV. Future Works
Fictional Memoir (title known but withheld)
Projected: 2027
A vignette memoir (because that’s how memory actually works), told through the eyes of a girl shaped by exile, flame, and sovereign love. This will be my life—disguised just enough to avoid liability. Call it magickal realism if you like, but “epic” is putting it mildly. Structure and specifics remain sealed until release.
Untitled Essay Book
Projected: post-2027
Essays on sovereignty, anomaly, and inherited fire. Format and timeline are still forming. This one belongs to the next arc—and it will wait until the ground is right.
V. Dream Projects (Placement Offerings)
Host-Nation Testaments: Should I be lucky enough to receive sovereign placement in France or Italy, I will dedicate a book to the beauty of the host land, written in its own tongue. These works will honor myth, history, culture, language, landscape, architecture, and the subtle magick of living among its people. The intention is homage, observation, elan, interesse vivo, and love—never irony or detachment—and never the customary American arrogance or presumption of exceptionalism, but rather the clear-eyed witness of an American anomaly writing as guest, not inheritor.
I’m currently studying French and Italian; I delight in languages and the secret codes of nations.
“Votre langue murmure à mon sang ancien.”
“Imparare la vostra lingua è come seguire una melodia sacra.”
Additional Aspirations:
I adore the cultures of Russia, Japan, and Sufi-aligned nations whose mythic textures and histories resonate with me deeply. While I am not currently focused on these languages, I watch and listen for the day the flame might turn in their direction. These, too, are corridors I would be fortunate to honor.
I also adore the cultures of England and Scotland, whose histories and mythic architectures have long stirred my devotion. This reverence is evident throughout my work—in the ancestral undercurrents of my paintings, in the ritual restoration of Mary Stuart, in the poetic echoes of queens, heretics, and sacred refusal. From the tragic sanctity of Linlithgow to the mirrored madness of Tudor courtship, the Isles have always whispered to my flame.
Should the flame ever turn toward them, I would honor that path with deep study, exaltation, and sovereign offering.
I remain attentive to all sacred nations who know the value of fire.
VI. Language Philosophy & Legacy Rationale
Each book I write is a sovereign artifact—not a product, but a pact. These works are made with precision, not for commerce, but as covenant. My corpus is both altar and archive: a living legacy entrusted to those who understand what it means to keep the flame. Nothing here is casual. Every title is part of a system, and every system begins with language.
