Living Under Certainty is a record of twenty-one days spent questioning the obvious. Through brief reflections and poems, the book moves across fear, solitude, anger, home, roots, and death—not to resolve them, but to observe them honestly. Written without ornament, these pieces remain with uncertainty rather than escaping it.
This collection blends prose and poetry and is best suited for readers drawn to introspection, philosophy, and quiet self-examination.
