McCarthy Anum-Addo​

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I believe stories can function like instruments: they reveal what’s happening inside us and around us, and they give us language for the next decision.

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HOLD ME WHILE I BREAK​

Faith, Mental Health, and the Sacred Work of Falling Apart
A compassionate guide for those navigating faith and mental health, where devotion is real but so are depression, anxiety, and burnout. It breaks the silence around private struggles and reframes healing as a brave, honest process—not a spiritual failure. Blending lived experience with trauma-informed care, it shows how prayer, therapy, truth, and support can coexist on the path to staying alive and whole.

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Mental Health & Spiritual

Heal With ME

Resilience, meaning, and recovery—practical and human.

Speculative / Sci-Fi

Think Past the Horizon

Standalone sci-fi and mythic worlds—memory, power, future.

Geopolitics / Strategy

Read the World Clearlye

Strategy, rivalry, governance—for serious readers.

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McCarthy Anum-Addo

Coming Soon: Beneath the Dyson Sky

Somewhere beneath a frozen trench on a failing frontier world, something ancient wakes up. That is the problem. Beneath the Dyson Sky begins on Nydra, a hard-edged salvage world where

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Coming Soon: Where the Sea Keeps Records

The sea doesn’t just wash things away. It keeps receipts. Not paper ones—salt ones. The kind that stick to your skin after you’ve told yourself you’re “fine,” the kind that

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