1. Chronostatic Inversion: An original interdisciplinary framework about time, consciousness, and near‑death physiology, placed in conversation with eschatological language. (Feb 2026)
2. The Book of Someone Else’s God: A philosophical and theological autobiography examining inherited beliefs (Aug 2026)
4. Jinn, Jazz, and Jalaladdin: A philosophical literary novel. It explores grief through the lenses of neuroscience, jazz, and Islamic metaphysical inheritance. Framed as speculative fiction, it examines the limits of rationality, the role of narrative, and the ethics of living with unresolved loss. (Nov 2026)
5. Grief sequences: A continuing cycle of poems that stay with ordinary days, clinic corridors, waiting rooms, and the unglamorous work of love.
Paimana 