The Japper Napper #786413

The transmission you weren't meant to receive.

This concise, intense collection of twenty poems navigates the fractured landscape of modern life: from the paranoia of digital surveillance and political decay in Europe to the deep personal struggle for survival. Each poem is a razor ride into the dark side of ambition and apathy, deliberately built to defy easy reading and reveal the hidden details in a world running on lies. If you believe the truth should be preserved, this book is your starting point.

This is the territory most writers avoid. With a blunt, darkly comic voice, the author refuses to tidy up the language for polite consumption, instead using dark humour as both a shield and a weapon. It is a work written to confront, to unsettle, and to make you question who is really watching. Prepare for a continuous transmission that insists on showing what's left when comfort and illusion fall away.