An Oxymoron Life: From the Perfect Moron

A Memoir of Persistent Hope, Irony, and Invoices

De: C Davert

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

An Oxymoron Life: From the Perfect Moron is a darkly funny memoir about what happens when sincere effort collides with systems designed to monetize hope rather than reward integrity.

It is the story of trying to do the right thing inside machines built to do the profitable thing - and discovering that persistence, honesty, and care are not always the currencies being accepted.

Over the course of writing dozens of books, caregiving, navigating creative burnout, and quietly disappearing inside algorithmic systems, the author begins to notice a pattern. Effort does not reliably lead to progress. Visibility is rented, not earned. Hope is frequently repackaged and sold back at a markup.

This is not a guide.
There are no steps, frameworks, or reinvention arcs.

Instead, this book offers recognition - the relief of seeing private confusion reflected back without being optimized, upsold, or transformed into a lesson.

With dry humor and unsentimental clarity, An Oxymoron Life explores creative exhaustion, invisible labor, hustle culture, and the strange freedom that arrives when you stop trying to justify your existence to systems that were never built to notice you.

This book is for readers who have tried sincerely, paid faithfully, and quietly wondered when effort stopped working the way it was promised.

No motivation.
No transformation.
Just an honest record of what it feels like to keep going - and what it feels like to finally stop.