SYSTEMS

SYSTEMS

A literary work about control, grief, memory, and the structures we build to survive ourselves.

In SYSTEMS, the boundaries between human experience and the systems surrounding it begin to blur. What starts as an attempt to understand, organize, and contain the world gradually becomes something stranger.

The book moves through fractured perceptions, institutional structures, memory, attachment, and the quiet violence of being reduced to something that can be measured, classified, or managed.

SYSTEMS is a book about what remains human when everything else becomes a system.

For readers drawn to experimental literary fiction, psychological dystopia, speculative fiction, and writing that refuses to explain everything.

SYSTEMS

Jim Juliussen

2026