The Church of Common Sense

Welcome to the Church of Common Sense.

Not a religion. Not a cult. Something stranger. A modern philosophical novella where a human and an AI explore what it means to live with purpose in an age of distraction. The book invites readers to question belief and attention, and to seek meaning amid chaos, all through a poetic, brutal, and darkly funny dialogue.

It’s a rare, genre-defying book.
It doesn’t fit in self-help.
It’s too real for sci-fi.
Too philosophical for satire.
Too funny for philosophy.

It’s a mirror masked as a manifesto—questioning convictions, seeking clarity and connection. With layers of memoir, satire, social critique, and spiritual reflection, it’s a thought experiment wrapped in a story. A Church of chaos and amusement, asking: How do we find sense in a senseless world?

Book I: The Spark begins with a train, a child waving, and a world too distracted to wave back—then spirals through failed education, broken truths, existential humour, and poetic rebellion.

The book is honest, surreal, and devastatingly relevant. The Spark isn’t just something you read.
It’s something you recognise.