Faizi

The Conspiracy That Couldn't (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

In a world where everyone with Wi-Fi is suddenly an expert, The Conspiracy That Couldn't dives headfirst into the most bizarre, viral, and unintentionally hilarious misinformation humanity has ever produced. From "Vaccines will kill us" to "The moon is a hologram," this book unpacks 35 of the world's greatest conspiracy hits each roasted with facts, sarcasm, and a generous dose of Indian common sense.

Through sharp humor and cultural comparisons, the book exposes how fake news spreads faster than common sense, how WhatsApp has become the new Harvard, and how the internet turned every uncle into a "researcher."

Blending satire, science, and social truth, author fAIzi takes you on a laugh-out-loud journey across 35 conspiracies that were supposed to end civilization but only ended up boosting meme culture.

Because at the end of the day, truth doesn't need defending just better punchlines.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: fAIzi
• Erscheinungstermin: 9. Oktober 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798232728137
• Artikelnr.: 75623308

Autorenporträt

Pen Name: fAIzi
Genres: Mystery, Thriller, Crime, Romance, Comedy, Fiction
Tone: Witty, Intriguing, Emotionally Layered
Notable Works:

• How I Cheated Death: A Sapling's Saga
• The Toaster Protocol
• The Efficiency of Chaos: A Love Story of Spreadsheets and Samosas
• The Pune Phantom Fiasco

Faizi, known to readers as fAIzi, is a genre-bending author celebrated for blending razor-sharp wit with riveting plots. Whether it's a sentient sapling outsmarting the grim reaper, a malfunctioning toaster hiding state secrets, or a romance erupting in the crossfire between logic and chaosFaizi's books defy expectations while delivering emotional resonance and laugh-out-loud moments.

Fusing mystery, thriller, crime, romance, and comedy, Faizi has carved a niche for stories that are at once absurdly imaginative and deeply human. Every novel is a cocktail of compelling characters, quirky premises, and intelligent storytelling that keeps readers hooked from the first page to the last twist.

Faizi's work is known for:

• Complex yet lovable characters (often navigating chaos, crimes, or corporate drama)
• Cleverly layered narratives filled with suspense, secrets, and surprises
• A fine balance of humor and heart, where jokes and emotions hit with equal force
• Dialogues that sparkle with wit, making even the darkest plots charmingly readable
• Inventive world-building, where even the mundane becomes extraordinary

When not writing, Faizi is either:

• Overthinking character arcs while stirring tea
• Making spreadsheets of potential plot twists
• People-watching and pretending it's research
• Reading three books at once (one of which is probably about crime, one about love, and one completely absurd)

With a background in storytelling, tech satire, and a deeply romantic heart hiding behind sarcastic one-liners, Faizi brings both intellect and emotion to every page.