Eydris — philosophical essays on lucidity and pessimism
“To think against oneself, all the way.”
Philosophical essays on lucidity, pessimism and what the world conceals.
The books
Misonoïa — hatred of us
What if consciousness were not our privilege but our wound? Misonoia names the aversion to the very fact of knowing oneself alive, and holds it to the end, with no cure and no consolation.
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The unmasked world — what autism reveals
What if the autistic person were not the one who sees the world poorly, but the one who sees it without a mask? An essay on what that presence, too real for the social theatre, reveals about the play we all perform.
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