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Sam Abughali
Near-future intelligence. Ancient cities. Bloodline sagas. Supply chains under stress. Sam writes where ambition meets consequence.
Choose Your Reading Path
Three shelves. One question beneath them.
What happens when the structures people build collide with hunger, memory, power, and consequence?
Ancient walls. Future machines.
Fiction
Enter Uruk, step into a post-scarcity Sydney, or follow the bloodlines still waiting beyond the horizon.
Explore FictionIntelligence. Ownership. Meaning.
Ideas and the Future
Books about AGI, productive power, abundance, and the human cost hidden inside technological promises.
Explore the IdeasSix books. One operating system.
Supply Chain
A practical series for people responsible for planning, sourcing, inventory, logistics, and the decisions between them.
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Start Here
Three doors into the shelf.
A future without scarcity. A king facing death. A supply chain seen whole.
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The Walls of Uruk
The Epic of Gilgamesh Reimagined
A literary historical retelling of Gilgamesh about mortality, friendship, kingship, and what survives us.
GilgameshMyth Retelling
Available nowChain ReactionVol. 1
The Supply Chain Operating System
Foundations of Supply Chain Management
Supply chain as one operating system: flows, handoffs, maturity, customer promise, and operating model.
SCM FoundationsOperating Model
Chain Reaction
Six books. One connected system.
Planning changes inventory. Sourcing changes risk. Warehousing changes the customer promise. Chain Reaction follows the decisions across every handoff, then brings them back into one operating model.
About Sam
Structure, memory, and the fragile human being inside it.
Born in Gaza and based in Sydney, Sam writes about the systems people build to hold life together. His books follow the pressure points: power, memory, instinct, work, and the consequences people inherit.
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