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Fragmented Liturgies for the Digital Soul

›ISBN 978-0-6483713-5-9
›Paperback, perfect bound, 97pp, illustrated
›Published by Verity Lane Press, March 2026

God might have logged off, but the signal persists. Brentley Frazer, a critically praised poet with over 30 years in print, returns with a new poetic act of techno-sacred resistance — /PRAYER.BIN: Fragmented Liturgies for the Digital Soul, is a pocket-sized collection of glitch-poems, prose psalms, and typographic invocations written in the dialect of the disenchanted who still remember God, Google, and grief as overlapping signals on the same fading channel. It's a fierce, dystopian poetry collection for anyone who has ever felt the ache of remaining fundamentally analog in an overwhelmingly digital world. With references ranging from ASCII angels to untranslated EULA clauses, the work captures a rare hybrid of posthuman melancholy and poetic elegance. It reads like T.S. Eliot on DMT in a broken Wi-Fi cathedral. Frazer's voice is timeless and timely — ancient and post-apocalyptic — speaking to the soul of the literate outsider, the philosophically bruised, the spiritually firewalled. A striking diagnostic for a society suffering from terminal digital exhaustion.
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