Pauline
Love, separation, apologies, memories, and the effort to let go run through the year. Pauline remains central as AngryPages takes form.
Magic Books
The Year AngryPages Became Real
No reviews yetEverything around him failed. So he built his own publisher.
Across 1,033,179 words, Magic Books records the year a private diary became public infrastructure.
Read the year Lehan stopped asking for space and built his own.
Length1,033,179 words
FormatDigital reader edition
GenreAutobiographical diary
PublisherAngryPages Inc
LanguageEnglish
AvailabilityIn preparation
What happens in 2025
In 2025, Lehan moves through Pauline, faith, family conflict, anguish, food ventures, Trump, war, and free speech online.
Then he codes AngryPages, hires its first employee, incorporates in California, and puts the company online on the Fourth of July.
Faith breaks open
Lehan considers Buddhism, tests Christianity and secularism, argues with God, prays, rejects belief, and searches again.
Staying alive
Treatment, insomnia, low weight, flashbacks, therapy, depression, and dark thoughts continue beside the work.
The platforms fail
Facebook blocks features and hides comments. Google Search, OpenAI, advertising, indexing, and platform power become questions of freedom and control.
Business before the answer
Crisps, burgers, lemonade, restaurants, delivery costs, packaging, and pricing are tested before publishing takes over.
AngryPages becomes real
Lehan codes the platform, hires its first employee, incorporates in California, manages the servers, and launches on July 4.
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Why read Magic Books?
Because it was written while AngryPages was being built.
The love, fear, faith, politics, failed ideas, and code are not background.
They are the material.
A diary becomes a platform. A platform becomes a company.
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