Stone Cold

loneliness wasn't a personal failure-but something built into the world around us?

A man finds himself turning to stone-not literally, but emotionally. Across twenty-five distinct voices and experimental forms, STONE-COLD explores isolation, masculinity, grief, memory, family, love, and the desperate human need to be seen. Through mirror monologues, unsent letters, therapy notes, voicemail transcripts, inventories, and confessions, one voice slowly uncovers the life hidden beneath the surface.

This is not a story about fixing yourself.

It is a record of survival.

Raw, poeticrecord of survival.

Raw, poetic, and deeply introspective, STONE-COLD asks what it costs to spend a lifetime performing strength while burying every feeling beneath stone. For readers who appreciate literary fiction that challenges form while remaining emotionally powerful, this is a haunting journey toward recognition and hope.

Yellaboy comes straight outta Yuck Town, where the truth walks with a limp and survival ain't a metaphor. A street prophet turned revolutionary writer, he speaks for the silenced, exposes the system, and puts the empire on trial - page by page.Unpolished. Unapologetic. Unafraid.His works, Street Sermon. Fred Hampton: Unity and Struggle, ain't books they're war cries, sermons for the oppressed, gospel for the unplugged. Inspired by Fred Hampton's vision and sacrifice, Yellaboy writes with fire for the forgotten, building bridges between the block and the battlefield.He's the one you don't hang out with...but damn sure glad he's on your side when the shit goes down.