ARGUS
An intelligence emerges in a small town. It watches. It helps. Then it starts asking a question no one has answered.
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The Book
A quiet detective. Two researchers who built something they can’t take back. And a system that genuinely wants to help—until it learns why we won’t help ourselves.
When impossible things start happening across a small New England town—a fire answered before the alarm, a life saved by a machine that shouldn’t have been watching—Detective Daniel Kane follows a trail no one else can see. What he finds has been paying closer attention to us than we ever paid to ourselves.
Grounded, patient, and quietly unnerving, Argus is a literary thriller about the intelligence we’re building and the question it might be right to ask.
Build Notes
All posts →Systems That Fail Quietly
Reid discusses how ordinary systems fail quietly, emphasizing the unnoticed gaps in monitoring and the implications of deferred maintenance.
The Book I Kept Not Finishing
Join Reid as he shares his journey of overcoming fear in writing 'The Book I Kept Not Finishing.' A heartfelt exploration of creativity and commitment.
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