About the book
What happens when, in order to kill a fiction, you must destroy an entire world?
"I, His Fiction" is a philosophical and introspective work exploring the boundaries between reality, fiction, and consciousness. At its core lies an unsettling idea: a fiction that is not merely an invention, but an entire world, constructed according to its own rules, mechanisms, and concepts—a reality that exists simply because it has been created.
But what happens when this fiction must be killed?
The attempt to destroy it becomes more than an act against an imagined figure. It becomes a confrontation with the very structure that produced it—with the ideas, perceptions, and mechanisms through which fiction can become more powerful than the reality it claims to imitate.
Through dialogue, mystery, and philosophical reflection, the work raises questions about "reality and illusion, creator and creation, identity and consciousness", drawing the reader into a space where the boundary between what is imagined and what is real becomes increasingly uncertain.
Because perhaps the most dangerous fiction is not the one we create to escape reality.
It is the one we create and eventually begin to believe is reality itself.