The Cold Perimeter
A Novel of Atmospheric Reconnaissance
Stationed at an decommissioned radar observatory along the 64th parallel, archivist David Miller discovers that intercepted signals from thirty years ago are matching today’s satellite positions with mathematical perfection.
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The Cartographer of Lost Ships
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The Cold Perimeter
Stationed at an decommissioned radar observatory along the 64th parallel, archivist David Miller discovers that intercepted signals from thirty years ago are matching today’s satellite positions with mathematical perfection.
A Winter in Kyoto
A suite of twelve quiet essays examining the geometry of night trains, temple eaves in heavy snowfall, and the peculiar dignity of eating alone in twenty-four-hour ramen stalls along the Kamo River.
The Bureaucracy of Miracles
In an unnamed Central European capital, civil servants in Sub-Ministry 4 are tasked with cataloging events that violate Newtonian physics—not to investigate them, but to ensure they comply with local municipal tax codes.
The Cartographer of Lost Ships
Following the trail of 19th-century naval surveyor Robert MacIntyre, who deliberately drew nonexistent shoals on nautical charts to prevent whaling vessels from entering sacred Hebridean sanctuaries.
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Author of three serials on modern cartography and psychological exile. Former maritime archivist based in Edinburgh.
"We do not travel to find landscapes, but to see what our silence looks like against unfamiliar stone."
Novelist and essayist exploring cold-war architectural memory, satellite communications, and human fragility.
"Every abandoned radio tower is still waiting for the frequency it was built to receive."
Short fiction writer and translator. Recipient of the Pacific Literary Fellowship. Writing on night transit and memory.
"The rain in Kyoto arrives without preamble, like an old agreement kept in secret."
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