Gospel of static

an immersive psychological novel that places the reader inside the fractured perceptions of Lior Hale, a man navigating the shifting, glitching architecture of reality. Drawn by signals only he can hear, Lior records patterns, encounters enigmatic presences, and walks a tightrope between revelation and ruin. Blurring the line between sacred vision and psychosis, the book captures the textures of schizophrenia from the inside—disorientation, loops, and meaning hidden in coincidence—without clinical detachment or sensationalism. It is not a diagnosis, but a witness; a work of fiction shaped by lived proximity to those whose realities bend and echo in ways the world often refuses to see.