The Triangle Around Kay follows a woman caught between three versions of herself—each shaped by how much of her identity she’s willing to compress, perform, or weaponize. Through a surreal encounter with interdimensional portals, Kay witnesses alternate lives where she is diminished, dominant, and quietly erased, each revealing a different cost of survival. As the boundaries between these versions blur, she’s forced to confront a central question: is it better to be easy to carry, or powerful enough to carry others—and what do you lose either way? A sharp, psychological exploration of identity, power, and the subtle ways we trade ourselves away.
Dave J. Brown writes at the intersection of technology, consciousness, and power. His novels include NOA, The Field of Purple Bonnets, and the novella N27: The Human Report. A Principal Customer Success Manager at Workday with 15+ years in enterprise tech, he brings analytical precision to literary fiction... and a storyteller's instinct to corporate strategy. He writes the Substack Physics, Pigs & Propaganda and is completing his fourth book, The Shoebox.View all by Dave J. Brown
