Proof of Life

“Progress is a lie. Every human gut knows it.”

In a world increasingly automated, rushed, and dehumanized, Proof of Life is an uncompromising, raw work of contemporary psychological fiction. Structurally split into three distinct, interconnected movements, the narrative strips away the illusions of modern societal progress to expose the brutal, unvarnished nerve of human suffering, lineage, and the cyclical nature of family trauma.

Moving seamlessly between stark realism and stream-of-consciousness prose, the narrative maps an inescapable Midwestern landscape defined by generational guilt and small-town isolation:

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