Peace is Violence

A modern odyssey through snow, fire, and light—for readers of Paulo Coelho, Mitch Albom, and mythic literary fiction who want a quiet, dangerous little book that lingers.

Peace Is Violence is mythic, lyrical literary fiction told as a journey of confession.

John wakes in a world of ice and memory, guided only by a silent wolf-spirit named Ash. To leave, he must walk a symbolic road through his own damage: a river that hums like a heart, a bridge that burns without heat, a hall ruled by silence, a warehouse where rage is forged into form, and a garden that remembers love without turning it into worship.

This is for readers who love:

• Mythic realism & metaphysical fiction

• Psychological & spiritual literary fiction

• Slim, parable-like novels that don’t preach but cut clean

What you’ll experience:

• Fear turned into precise attention

• Anger shaped instead of spilled

• Grief made useful

• Forgiveness lived quietly, not declared loudly

Why it resonates:

• Cinematic, symbolic scenes

• Lean, propulsive chapters

• Luminous prose with emotional accuracy

• A story you can read in an evening and carry for years

Perfect if you’re drawn to:

• The journey-mind of The Odyssey

• The moral clarity of Dante

• The parable-light of The Alchemist

Inside the journey

• Book I — Snow: stillness, reflection, the first honest breath

• Book II — Fire: courage as craft; rage placed instead of thrown

• Book III — Light: acceptance, renewal, the discipline of joy

Start Chapter One tonight.