The Literary, Philosophical Biographical Series is a fiction trilogy focusing on philosophical, biographical, and artistic narratives that intertwine the lives of philosophers, poets, and artists. The stories showcase their intellectual growth and the socio-historical backdrop of their key works and ideas, examining how personal experiences influence a thinker’s ideology, turning their internal philosophical, biographical, and artistic struggles into acknowledged literary or academic successes and failures.
A disillusioned poetry philosopher and thalassophile, who moved to Bristol, England, where a quiet life of ocean studying, classical philosophy, and writing poetry helps him heal from a personal tragedy and rediscover his own voice.
A wealthy eccentric philosopher named Dr. Julian Bartholomew Cross, commissions and artist to illustrate, and a poet who translates, three newly discovered classical manuscripts that is said to explain an ancient philosophy gain for grotesque and self-destructive behavior.
A logical-positivist philosopher, Alexander Fletcher, feels jaded as he struggles to make ends meet. He uncovers a plan to hire a live-in profound poet and ghostwriter, Wallace Baxter, a mystical writer attributing to a naive world. The profound poet’s works expands the philosopher’s success with London’s literary elite, London’s Gentlemen Poetic Club.