Seeking literary representation
WHAT WE LEAVE UNMAPPED
An unpublished literary romantic comedy set in Paris.
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Seeking literary representation
An unpublished literary romantic comedy set in Paris.
Available as a Kindle eBook
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Notes
Occasional notes on literature, love, human absurdity, and the art of observation by Leon Veyr.
A man receives an invitation to settle his outstanding debts with the Devil. Unfortunately, the accounts concern everything he has ever loved, lost, or failed to appreciate.
From the Garden of Eden to modern dating applications, humanity has spent thousands of years developing increasingly elaborate rules for romance. Unfortunately, nobody has managed to finish the instruction manual.
On the theatrical cultivation of solitary despair, the comedy of modern romance, and the practical limits of melancholy.
An imaginary department attempts to regulate the absurd rules of human relationships, only to discover that some of the most unnecessary rules are the ones we miss most.
A writer enters Instagram in search of an audience, only to discover a museum dedicated to other people’s happiness, forty-three minutes spent arranging a coffee cup, and the unexpected charm of a ruined cake.
About
Leon Veyr writes about love, human absurdity, and the elaborate systems people invent to make sense of one another.
His fiction is drawn to the comedy of intimacy: the rules lovers create, the misunderstandings they cultivate, and the extraordinary confidence with which people explain feelings they barely understand themselves.
His novel, WHAT WE LEAVE UNMAPPED, explores what happens when two people invent a private language for love—and discover that even the most intimate understanding has its limits.
He is also the author of THE OTHER SIDE OF THE CONVERSATION, available as a Kindle eBook.
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