In a world saturated with filters, pretenses, and noise, THE Randoms stands alone as a raw, unflinching voice in the dark. This isn't a polished narrative meant to impress, and it's not built on fiction or fantasy. It's a collision of thought, honesty, and everything in between. It's personal nonfiction at its core - commentary, reflection, observation, and truth, all woven together without the need for approval or applause.

Through candid monologues, unfiltered opinions, and moments of surprising vulnerability, Arztiser navigates the chaos of our modern world with nothing but grit, clarity, and a little humor. It's a book for the thinkers, the overlooked, and the unheard - for anyone who's felt out of place but still wants to speak. THE Randoms doesn't aim to be right; it aims to be real. It doesn't follow rules; it writes its own. It's messy, human, and unapologetically authentic.

In a world saturated with filters, pretenses, and noise, THE Randoms stands alone as a raw, unflinching voice in the dark. This isn't a polished narrative meant to impress, and it's not built on fiction or fantasy. It's a collision of thought, honesty, and everything in between. It's personal nonfiction at its core - commentary, reflection, observation, and truth, all woven together without the need for approval or applause.

Through candid monologues, unfiltered opinions, and moments of surprising vulnerability, Arztiser navigates the chaos of our modern world with nothing but grit, clarity, and a little humor. It's a book for the thinkers, the overlooked, and the unheard - for anyone who's felt out of place but still wants to speak. THE Randoms doesn't aim to be right; it aims to be real. It doesn't follow rules; it writes its own. It's messy, human, and unapologetically authentic.

This book is more than pages and ink. It's a declaration. A record of existence. A reflection of someone who refused to be silent - and in doing so, invites others to do the same.

This book is more than pages and ink. It's a declaration. A record of existence. A reflection of someone who refused to be silent - and in doing so, invites others to do the same.