Fly, Fly Away My Sorrow
A groundbreaking novel by Zak Lylak
What real people have said about Fly, Fly Away My Sorrow
Darkly poetic and unflinchingly honest.
Real and relatable, especially if you've ever felt like you don't quite fit in this world.
A protagonist whose interiority resonates with Dostoyevskian depth.
Darkly poetic, emotionally intelligent, and deeply human.
This novel deserves recognition as a significant contribution to contemporary literature's ongoing examination of psychological marginality and human resilience.
Where to find your copy of Fly, Fly Away My Sorrow
Amazon Australia & New Zealand
About Zak Lylak the Author
Zak is a meat being who resides in England. He wrote his novel, not AI. Fly, Fly Away My Sorrow took fourteen years to complete. The cover design is human-created art, too. Nothing against AI, it's pretty neat, but just so you know. Zak is mostly reclusive. He's keen to discourage sales reliant on emotive connection to vapid, elevator-pitch, personality summaries. A much deeper connection is available through his writing.
A space in Zak Lylak's mind, but not the real person. Then again, what does real mean?
An artist's photographic impression of Zak Lylak during his time in a clandestine institution, deep in the heart of the plasmasphere.
Searching in the light can feel good, but the key you seek might only exist in the dark.
