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Against Myself: Notes from a Morally Collapsed Man (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798247022848)
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xAgainst Myself is not a novel of redemption.
It is a record of moral collapse written from inside the collapse itself-lucid, controlled, and unapologetically responsible. Told in the voice of a man who understands every argument for goodness and chooses himself anyway, this book traces how intelligence becomes an alibi, how clarity turns cruel, and how harm can be justified without hatred or excess.
Moving between confession, confrontation, and quiet indictment, Against Myself follows a narrator who does not seek forgiveness, healing, or absolution. He seeks accuracy. What emerges is a portrait not of evil, but of something far more common and far more dangerous: a person who survives everything, explains everything, and changes nothing.
Influenced by Dostoyevsky's Notes from Underground but rooted firmly in the modern moral landscape, Against Myself is a warning disguised as self-examination-and a challenge to anyone who believes collapse always looks dramatic.
Some books ask to be understood.
This one asks to be recognized. This book was not written to help anyone feel better.
It was written because certain forms of self-knowledge have become too comfortable, too articulate, too easily confused with virtue. I wanted to write from inside that comfort and strip it of its dignity.
Nothing in this book is accidental, but not everything in it is literal. What matters is not whether these events happened exactly as described, but whether the logic behind them feels familiar. If it does, that recognition is the point.
This is not a manifesto against the world. It is a refusal to continue hiding behind intelligence, language, or restraint. If the voice in these pages feels unsettling, it is because it does not offer the reader a position of safety. It does not divide people cleanly into villains and innocents. It insists instead on responsibility without consolation.
I do not ask you to agree with the narrator.
I ask you not to dismiss him as rare.
If this book fails, let it fail for being too honest-not for being kind.
Author: Michel Igomokelo
ISBN-13: 9798247022848
Publisher: Independently Published
Language: English
Published: 02/05/2026
Pages: 76
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.25lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.16d
It is a record of moral collapse written from inside the collapse itself-lucid, controlled, and unapologetically responsible. Told in the voice of a man who understands every argument for goodness and chooses himself anyway, this book traces how intelligence becomes an alibi, how clarity turns cruel, and how harm can be justified without hatred or excess.
Moving between confession, confrontation, and quiet indictment, Against Myself follows a narrator who does not seek forgiveness, healing, or absolution. He seeks accuracy. What emerges is a portrait not of evil, but of something far more common and far more dangerous: a person who survives everything, explains everything, and changes nothing.
Influenced by Dostoyevsky's Notes from Underground but rooted firmly in the modern moral landscape, Against Myself is a warning disguised as self-examination-and a challenge to anyone who believes collapse always looks dramatic.
Some books ask to be understood.
This one asks to be recognized. This book was not written to help anyone feel better.
It was written because certain forms of self-knowledge have become too comfortable, too articulate, too easily confused with virtue. I wanted to write from inside that comfort and strip it of its dignity.
Nothing in this book is accidental, but not everything in it is literal. What matters is not whether these events happened exactly as described, but whether the logic behind them feels familiar. If it does, that recognition is the point.
This is not a manifesto against the world. It is a refusal to continue hiding behind intelligence, language, or restraint. If the voice in these pages feels unsettling, it is because it does not offer the reader a position of safety. It does not divide people cleanly into villains and innocents. It insists instead on responsibility without consolation.
I do not ask you to agree with the narrator.
I ask you not to dismiss him as rare.
If this book fails, let it fail for being too honest-not for being kind.
Author: Michel Igomokelo
ISBN-13: 9798247022848
Publisher: Independently Published
Language: English
Published: 02/05/2026
Pages: 76
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.25lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.16d
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