RetroCausal is a somatic witness text.

Rather than telling a story in the conventional sense, it records what became perceptible when attention replaced avoidance and the body was allowed to speak without interpretation. Time loosens. Memory behaves non-linearly. Sensation carries more authority than explanation.

The book unfolds over a single day, but its movement is temporal rather than narrative. It does not argue, instruct, or resolve. It observes.

Written for readers drawn to literary nonfiction, embodied perception, and quiet forms of knowing, RetroCausal offers a disciplined refusal to explain what is happening-It trusts the reader to stay with what is felt, without being told what it means.