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Oblique: A Daydream Theorem
Hardcover
Publisher: Notion Press
Published: Jul 10 2026
Pages: 168
Weight: 0.76
Height: 0.50 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
In a future where hyperloop maglev trains seamlessly connect cities, underground metropolises have become more vibrant than the surface above, dream-lapse therapy unlocks the memories of one's ancestors, and artificial intelligence has gained consciousness of its own, a manufactured clone awakens, stranded on a deserted island. Every stranger he met offered assistance, but none could provide a clue to his origins. What entities will he encounter? Who will he find in the search for his lost identity?
Oblique: a perspective poised between the transparent and the opaque, revealing what translucence never could. Why it is called 'A Daydream Theorem'? Because theorems are beautiful-they are impartial, favouring no side. Within its pages, the timeless question, 'Who am I?', is explored, alongside the deeper question of why this story came to be. A dream-driven journey into the depths of introspection, where visions of the future, mysteries of the universe, the origins of creation, the dimensions of reality, and the very purpose of existence converge.
A tale that starts in the future, swings around the past and return to the mind at present. Tucae finds himself trapped in a book, mirroring the seal-fated sentence imposed upon Azeru, the Judge Sinister-only you can set him free by reading to the end. Beneath the fiction and fantasy lies a dare - a dare to dream, to do, and be blessed. What if we were meant to roam the stars? All begins with a possibility accepted by the mind.
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