Hello, it's been awhile since I've last spammed you with my debut sci-fi novel. Last year, it came out as a paperback in Bulgarian, which can be bought through my website. It was self-published, since nobody wants to touch such a counterculture author that demands from the reader to read his 700 pages. If, however, the volume and my semi-justified ego do not dissuade you, you can find the grand saga of four storylines in the world of AIs (written before GPT came into existenc

I've published ten publications regarding my process and life experiences. These are aimed both at other writers, who want to compare notes, and readers, who a curious on how such a massive project comes into existence. These texts are not some claim of literary masterwork. My attempt at that is The Ultimate Deal. They are merely my rambling thoughts on how I managed to write my novel.

(10/10) The Ultimate Deal is filled with love. But the novel often is a dark and lonely book. That was deliberate. I am going to let you in on a little secret. The novel starts happy and stupid, that's the bait. In Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein, a book I read after finishing The Ultimate Deal , one of the problems of the human martian is that he cannot laugh, but (SPOILERS): SPOILERS he starts laughing when a monkey beats up another monkey in the zoo; the sec

(9/10) The Ultimate Deal is a massive saga. In its debut paperback format it was around 700 pages in Bulgarian, but I prefer the word count: 190 000 words. The book has four sub-books with the four storylines, those of: Barry, Alexa, Dragan, and Entity. From the start, I didn't want to underestimate my reader's intelligence. In any case, such a massive project: without clear solutions to financing, without clear ideas about marketing and if anyone would actually like to read