Alessandro Mavilio Baal - The Case for Evil
Baal has long been remembered as a demon. But what if that memory is the final distortion of a far older idea?
This book reopens a forgotten chapter of Western thought, tracing how a primordial concept of power—once permitting both Good and Evil—was transformed, reframed, and removed from common understanding.
Alessandro Mavilio Now, yes
In the pages of "Now, Yes", we are invited to follow a life that functions as a bridge between two seemingly irreconcilable worlds.
Alessandro Mavilio Beyond the Phonetic Nursery
What if the key to mapping the human subconscious—and the alien landscapes of the DMT experience—has been hidden in plain sight for 3,000 years?
Theo Bolt Soon I Shall Die
Every week, eighty-three-year-old Sonoko greets Theo Bolt with the same ritual goodbye. She is an elite "woman of steel" from the Shōwa era, her English lessons are merely a thin excuse for company and a blunt, surgical critique of Theo’s life.
Alessandro Mavilio Inside the Fence
This book portrays contemporary Japan through personal memories and reflections, meaningful encounters and conversations gathered over ten years, revealing the subtle image of the mysterious force that animates the country.
Theo Bolt A Pioneer in the Adolescent City
In the leaden, frozen streets of Sapporo—the "adolescent city" that has yet to find its shape—Theo is a man on the brink.
Theo Bolt Here’s How Runa & Ena Were Born
This is not the Japan of postcards; it is a raw, psychological chronicle of a family inhabiting the distance. For those seeking an intimate look at the reality of the expat experience, this installment explores the fine line between being a pioneer and a failure in a system that never offers an explanation.
Theo Bolt The Reincarnation Trap
Theo remains a human sensor, attempting to decode the silent distances that define his life in Sapporo.
