For All Have Sinned

For All Have Sinned is a collection of satirical stories set in a fictional world that looks a little too much like our own. In this world, billionaires can own half the sky and still fail to buy dinner. Markets panic before anyone understands why. Ministries solve problems they invented yesterday. Algorithms preach, newspapers confess, empires explain their collapse in excellent legal language, and every respectable disaster comes with a proper signature. The stories are connected by recurring characters, shared places, and one uncomfortable truth: civilization may be advanced, efficient, intelligent, and utterly ridiculous at the same time. Somewhere in the middle of it all stands a priest, listening to people who rarely understand what they are confessing. They speak about money, power, technology, faith, politics, fear, ambition, and progress. They believe they are explaining themselves. Most of the time, they are revealing the world. This is not our reality. Of course not. That would be far too convenient.