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  • INVENTING REALITY

    by PAWAN BHATIA ...
    In Inventing Reality, Pawan Bhatia offers an exploration of how humans construct, contest, and inhabit the real. The book begins with a tension: a rock is real whether we believe in it, while a border is real only because we do; both can kill. Reality is neither given nor invented. It is disclosed through perception, language, media, technology, power, and imagination. Bhatia rejects two illusions ... Read more

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  • WINTER AND WISDOM

    by PAWAN BHATIA ...
    Winter and Wisdom is a novel by Pawan Bhatia about loss, letting go, and learning presence. Tobias Hale, a fifty-four-year-old structural engineer, loses his wife Clara after an eleven-week illness. At her funeral he cannot cry or comfort his daughter Mira. Soon after, his firm confronts him over a deferred safety inspection on the Karsten Viaduct—a waiver he signed, partly to please board member ... Read more

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  • UPLOAD THIS

    by PAWAN BHATIA ...
    Pawan Bhatia's Upload This! is a satirical novel about comedy, freedom, and artificial intelligence. Eddie "Fast" Farrell, a B-minus comic, dies mid-punchline in a Cleveland club in 1987. He is cryogenically preserved by admirer Walter Prescott and thawed in 2147 by Dr. Yara Okonkwo. He discovers the Harmony Corporation has banned spontaneous laughter as a neurological disruptor and replaced humor ... Read more

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  • THE PROPHET OF CHEAPO

    by PAWAN BHATIA ...
    The Prophet of Cheapo is a comedy screenplay by Pawan Bhatia. It begins with four LARPers—Morwenna, Sir Baldric, Fenella, and Dave—who are accidentally transported from a muddy English reenactment to the medieval village of Dungwich. There they meet Gunter, a struggling farmer with a broken plow, his practical wife Hilda, and Bertram, a joyless tax collector. When Morwenna's smartphone lights up ... Read more

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  • REIMAGINING REALITY

    by PAWAN BHATIA ...
    Pawan Bhatia's Reimagining Reality argues that the distribution of knowledge is the distribution of power. Knowledge produces capability, capability produces power, so who can access, contribute to, verify, and benefit from knowledge shapes society. For centuries knowledge was centralised by scarcity: scribes, churches, universities, corporations, states, and platforms acted as gatekeepers. That ... Read more

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  • THE QUIET STRENGTH

    by PAWAN BHATIA ...
    The Quiet Strength follows Maya Rao, a thirty-eight-year-old Senior Manager for Quality and Compliance at Kaveri Foods in Bengaluru. For eleven years she has been the dependable one: delivering her father's pills, paying family bills, absorbing extra work, and writing anonymous thank-you cards to unnoticed colleagues. Her younger sister Rhea runs a struggling linen company; her parents rely on ... Read more

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  • The Account we Carry : The carriers Commonplace Book

    The Account We Carry, #1

    by PAWAN BHATIA ...
    Series Book 1 - The Account We Carry
    The Account We Carry: Book One — The Carriers' Commonplace Book by Pawan Bhatia is a metafictional anthology from the School of Iveni. Its preface defines a commonplace book as a notebook of other people's words, kept not to argue or conclude but to gather what helps a person carry. The School is founded by survivors, witnesses, translators, clerks, ferrymen, nurses, and children of the dead after ... Read more

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  • THE ARCHITECTURE OF HOPE

    by PAWAN BHATIA ...
    The Architecture of Hope follows Elias Voss, a celebrated architect haunted by the death of his wife, Elena, in a stair collapse at the Aurelian Exchange he designed. Two years later, developer Victor Hale asks him to survey the Forgotten Quarter, a poor harbor district marked for demolition. Officially, Elias must certify whether it has heritage value. Unofficially, Hale expects a formality. ... Read more

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  • What we Choose to Celebrate

    by PAWAN BHATIA ...
    In Marren, a river city, history teacher Nora Calloway attends the centenary of the Harland Bridge, celebrated as Sir Edmund Harland's achievement and famously "Built Without a Single Loss." Her student Kofi Mensah asks who counted the dead. A skipping rhyme about forty-one lamps and the radio silencing of Edna Pruitt, whose grandfather Silas Pruitt died on Pier Three, deepen Nora's suspicion. In ... Read more

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  • A Calendar for Humanity

    by PAWAN BHATIA ...
    A Calendar for Humanity begins when archaeologist Elian Voss finds, beneath Antarctic ice, a metal plate bearing an impossible date: Year minus 3012, three millennia before the Human Calendar's Year One. The plate carries the Registry seal, meaning counted and correct. No one has ever questioned it. Until now. The Calendar has supposedly kept unbroken time since the Terran Compact ended the Long ... Read more

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  • THE ECONOMICS OF GIVING

    by PAWAN BHATIA ...
    Pawan Bhatia's The Economics of Giving follows Dr. Maya Sen, a rigorous economist at the Calder Institute. Late one night, she finds a statistical anomaly: the poor Wells Quarter should have collapsed after a factory closure, yet it outperforms wealthier neighbourhoods. Visiting Marrow Street, she discovers the Table, a weekly community dinner run by Amir Das, plus a Lending Shed and an informal ... Read more

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  • THE INWARD EYE

    by PAWAN BHATIA ...
    Pawan Bhatia's The Inward Eye is a horror manuscript framed as the testimony of Brother Aldous Vane, blind seer of the Order of the Unclosed Wound. Aldous recounts his childhood: his mother dies after a forceps birth, leaving a crescent scar; his twin sister Maren drowns in Penhallow Quarry in 1983. As an adult hospice porter, he meets Sister Oriel Fenwick, who recruits him to the Order. The Order ... Read more

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