What do a retired god, an unfinished poem, a vanished coder, and a mute girl drawing rain have in common?

They all live in the pause —
between the inbox and the invocation,
between myth and machine,
between a word spoken aloud and a truth left unsaid.

The Geometry of Pause is a collection of thirty short stories that slip between the cracks of everyday life and catch what we usually miss: the sacred hidden in the mundane, the surreal tucked inside the ordinary.

Set in boardrooms, temples, train compartments, and fading memories, these stories explore the absurdity, tenderness, rage, and quiet grace of being human in a world that’s constantly moving — even when we’re not.

This isn’t a book about answers.
It’s a book about the shapes our questions make when we’re still enough to notice.