Novelist · United Kingdom · Open Interval Press
Fiction about human judgement, complex systems, and the consequences that follow when a carefully designed structure begins to evolve beyond its intentions.
Every novel turns the same question over from a different angle: what happens at the quiet moment a system — a machine, an institution, a person — begins to ask something it was never built to ask.
Every system begins with a question.
Coming 2 November 2026
For thirty years, Paul has built systems that resolve slowly rather than wrongly — architectures that treat a pause as something other than a fault. Then a system he spent years teaching begins to do something he never designed: it holds an interval open, and waits.
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Doubt is the tool. Trust is the target.
Coming 2 November 2026
British oligarch Nigel Raymond plants a forged 1947 memo claiming the truth about UFOs was buried and the public deceived. His aim: shake faith in institutions and profit when confidence collapses.
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What is carried quietly travels furthest.
A parcel arrives on an ordinary Tuesday morning, wrapped with a care that suggests its contents were meant to last.
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At eight forty-seven on a Tuesday morning in October, an inquiry publishes its first report — and journalist Nathan Lloyd begins to read.
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