L. C. Dialogos writes dark psychological fiction, including the audiobook Happiness Unintentional, exploring identity crises, emotional numbness, and the anxiety of social performance. Influenced by Franz Kafka's existential dread, James Baldwin's psychological precision, Octavia Butler's radical societal examinations, and Ursula K. Le Guin's masterful deconstruction of identity in The Left Hand of Darkness, their work treats identity as something fragile and destabilized. Outside of fiction, Mx. Love C. Dialogos is an LMFT, director of Love Psychotherapy, Buddhist chaplain, and educator.
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