Invented Truths: Worlds Born of Ideas

Every world begins as an idea—and ideas can remake reality. Invented Truths: Worlds Born of Ideas is a speculative fiction novel about societies constructed from belief, narrative, and collective imagination.
In a reality where ideas gain structure and persistence, stories are not just told—they are built. Political systems form around philosophies, cities emerge from manifestos, and identities are shaped by the truths people agree to live by. But when competing ideas collide, reality itself becomes unstable.
The novel examines how invention becomes truth through repetition, power, and participation. As characters move between ideologically distinct worlds, they confront the cost of belief: what must be ignored, rewritten, or erased to keep an idea alive.
This novel explores:
• Reality shaped by belief and narrative
• The power—and danger—of ideas made real
• Truth as a social construction
• Worlds sustained by collective agreement
• When invention replaces objectivity
This book is for readers drawn to philosophical, idea-driven fiction. If worlds are born from ideas, this story reveals how fragile—and powerful—invented truths can be.