FlagshipReason to BelieveOne Asset. One History. One Memory.
A documented test of whether the rule of law can retain a whole economic history, protect effective rights and correct itself after years of fragmentation.
Gil Marer · publishing programme
Six books in publication
Six distinct books, six reader promises: rule of law and single-case memory; AI and documentary capability; a grown-up 50+ community; institutional fragmentation; distressed-credit markets; and professional advice under scrutiny.
Working titles and sequence may evolve. Public pages contain descriptions, promotional material and cover concepts only. Full manuscripts remain in the private manuscript archive and are not published through this website or public GitHub repository.
FlagshipReason to Believe
Book 2Law-mower ManWhat Happens When AI Can Read the Whole Record?
AI-assisted documentary memory, information asymmetry and the changing economics of searching, connecting and testing millions of words.
Book 3The SunRockers50+ · Grown-up · Active · Together.
The human and community story: longer stays, friendship, participation, contribution, reinvention and belonging around Sun Park Living in Playa Blanca.
Book 4Justice in PiecesWhen One History Becomes Many Files.
A systemic investigation into what fragmentation does to institutional memory when every court or public body sees only its lawful part.
Book 5Special SituationsSee the Same Default from Both Sides of the Trade.
NPLs, claims trading, servicing, enforcement and the market in which one party's distress can become another party's investment opportunity.
Book 64 Green Houses, One Red HotelOne Hotel. Years of Advice. Who Was Looking After the Whole?
A document-led examination of professional advice, decisions and claimed consequences around one hotel already in a red-alert situation.
One publishing system
Different books. One evidence discipline.
Each book owns a distinct subject. Public descriptions remain concise and promotional; material factual claims remain qualified and source-led; complete manuscripts remain private.