Avi Burra

I did not write a book about Bitcoin.

I wrote a surrealist, literary, and philosophical epic about the world it makes possible. A story of a young man's brutal psychological katabasis, a Joycean dive into the soul, and the search for a truth that endures.

My new novel, July 18, the sequel to 24, is here.

It is the most important and meaningful work I have ever created.

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Single fragment sentence paragraph.

The same anaphora here. The same anaphora next to it. The same anaphora to round it off.

This isn’t a human soul; it’s a machine.

Not original. Not thoughtful. Just generated.

There is a particular kind of stillness where you realize you can write more than a singleton, a dyad, a triad. Peace.

The sharp, bright edge of every noun is amplified by the cold, stark light of an adjective. Two. An intensifier. A clarity that no one asked for, a brevity that no one claimed, an answer that no one demanded.

But there is an another way.

Before anaphora, before rhetorical contrast, before declarative negative lists, there was something else. Something warm. Something human. Something someone somewhere once created and never apologized for it.

Prose.

It hums within you. Silently. Quietly. Like a predator in the shadows.

Find it. The ghost of it. The echo of it. The phantom.

Finding Home Episode 4 is live. London → Manchester. The Bittersweet Alchemist. A musician deported from one country. A chocolatier who turned exclusion into sovereignty. Five days with @roger__9000 across the beating heart of England.

@indeehub link below 👇

New Finding Home Epsiode drops this Friday on @indeehub.

From the cold stone of the City of London to the neon grit of Manchester's Curry Mile – I spent five days with @roger__9000 , a musician and chocolatier who was deported, denied, and deleted from one country's ledger.

What he built in response is the whole story.

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