The library
Every shelf, in one room.
Thirty four shelves and 311 titles, from the Navagraha Canon to the Guardian breed books.
The catalogue
311 books across 34 shelves. Fiction cycles, consciousness architectures, breed studies and clinical work. Run your eye along the wall and pick one.
The wall
Where to start
The shelves do not need to be read in order, and almost nobody starts at the beginning. Pick the door that sounds like the kind of attention you have today.
The reading
The books get argued over
before they get printed.
In the workshop
Six by nine, cream stock, Pagella and Garamond, one house rule that never bends.
The library
Thirty four shelves and 311 titles, from the Navagraha Canon to the Guardian breed books.
The shelves
Titles marked unconfirmed are written and complete, but the shelf record still carries a working name. Those are being reconciled.
About
Two decades of writing in the space between clinical neuroscience and the Indian contemplative traditions.
The catalogue runs from nine book mythological cycles to single volume studies of the cell membrane, and it holds together because the same question sits under all of it: what is a mind, and what is it for.
Books are set in Pagella and Garamond, printed six by nine on cream stock, and typeset to the same house rules whichever shelf they sit on. There are no em dashes anywhere in the catalogue. That is deliberate.