What does it mean to be human when the world around us is fractured by conflict, overstimulated by technology, and distant from the natural instincts that once guided us? The Soul, the Wild, and the Screen brings together three powerful explorations—war, wildlife, and work—to examine how modern humans survive, connect, and rediscover meaning.
From geopolitical battlegrounds to inner battles of burnout, this collection spans the raw intensity of holy wars, the quiet wisdom of animals, and the urgent call for digital detox. Yet, at its core, the thread that binds these works is the search for authentic healing—not just in body, but in purpose, attention, and peace.
You’ll enter a Middle East torn between prophecy and modern warfare, witness the deep intelligence of animal healing, and walk beside creators struggling to reclaim mental clarity in an always-on world. Each narrative is distinct, yet together they ask a universal question: What have we forgotten in our race toward control and convenience?
Provocative, reflective, and deeply human, this collection doesn’t just chronicle our world—it dares to ask if we’re still in touch with what really matters.
When everything around you is noise, what truth still speaks from within?
