Books
I write about systems under pressure, whether that system is money itself or a family trying to keep hold of its land. These books live in different genres, but they come from the same habit: looking at what breaks when people are forced to carry more than the system admits.
One starts with Wall Street, disability, and the future of money. The other starts on a family farm in rural Vietnam. Both are about what people do when the rules around them stop feeling neutral.
A First-Person Journey Through the Future of Money
This is the nonfiction lane: Wall Street, blockchain, stablecoins, disability, and the infrastructure most people only notice when it fails them. It is personal because the systems are personal.
A literary novel set in rural Quang Nam after the Doi Moi reforms.
This is the fiction lane: a daughter returning home, a farm under pressure, and a family forced to decide which truths can stay buried. Quiet on the surface, heavy underneath. Now available on Amazon.
