About
Psychological fiction about control, identity,
and the cost of choice.
Evan Lir writes fiction that refuses to be categorized. A story about addiction might become a dark romance. A story about institutional control becomes a dystopian trilogy. A story about attention becomes literary fiction. The genre serves the truth — never the other way around.
What stays constant is the obsession: the invisible forces that shape who we become. Control systems we don't see. Identities we perform. Choices that cost more than we expected. The fracture between the person we are and the person we show.
Every book starts with a question that has no clean answer. The fiction doesn't resolve it — it makes you live inside it.
Control
Who controls your choices — and what happens when you realize it?
Identity
The distance between who you are and who you pretend to be.
Cost of Choice
Every decision has a price. Some are paid in years.
Hidden Systems
The invisible structures that shape reality — and the moment
you see them.
Blake Crouch
Dark
Matter, Recursion
Donna Tartt
The
Secret History
Hanya Yanagihara
A
Little Life
Chuck Palahniuk
Fight Club, Survivor
Paul Tremblay
A
Head Full of Ghosts
"The Coin Flip" — a 3,500-word psychological suspense about a death-row inmate, two doors, and the question no one can answer for you.
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