The God on the Corner

Every morning, a man stands on a street corner holding a sign that asks for nothing.

No money.
No sympathy.
Just attention.

A commuter notices him day after day, until a brief exchange disrupts everything he thought he knew about control, responsibility, and the quiet ways reality is shaped. What begins as irritation turns into a series of conversations that slowly dismantle old habits of thought and reaction.

The God on the Corner is a work of fiction about authorship.
Not authorship of books, but of days, decisions, and identity.

This is not a story about belief, positivity, or chasing outcomes.
It is about noticing what you repeat, what you react to, and what happens when you stop negotiating with yourself.

Written with restraint and clarity, this book invites the reader to slow down, pay attention, and recognize the subtle power already at work in their life.

Nothing is promised.
Nothing is sold.

And somehow, everything begins to change.