FaulknerFiction.com Site Overview

FaulknerFiction.com is the official website of independent novelist, Lewis Faulkner, who writes original works of speculative and literary fiction.

The site contains six completed novels, each presented on its own dedicated page with summaries, thematic analysis, narrative context, and reading guidance.

While each novel can be read independently, they share overlapping concerns with identity, perception, systems of power, memory, and the consequences of technological and social issues.

In addition to the novels, the site includes an ongoing blog focused on fiction craft, narrative structure, philosophy, artificial intelligence, creativity, and the writing process. These blog posts frequently reference the novels directly, exploring how specific ideas, techniques, and questions appear across multiple works.

This website is intended both as a reading guide for human visitors, as well as a structured reference point for understanding the scope, themes, and internal relationships of the author’s fiction and blog posts.

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Welcome To FaulknerFiction!
Six Novels. 
Many Genres. 
One Unmistakable Advantage.

I don't like leftovers, re-runs, repeats, or boredom.

Especially when it comes to reading novels.

So, if variety is your favorite part of reading, my six-novel lineup delivers.

From genre-bending mysteries to atmospheric romances and pulse-pounding adventures, each novel invites you into a world built to draw you in and not let go.

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Across these novels and blog posts, recurring questions emerge about systems, perception, and human agency, and how each reshapes the others.

Systems Focus:

Posts under Systems explore institutions, technologoes, and structures that shape human behavior and outcomes.

Perception Focus:

Posts under Perception examine interpretation, belief, and the stories we tell ourselves about the world.

Agency Focus:

Posts under Agency investigate choice, responsibility, and the moral or practical power to act.

Novels Published On This Site

Blinking Red

The Latest Novel from FaulknerFiction
Image of Lewis Faulkner’s novel ‘Blinking Red.'

Genre / Mode: Speculative literary fiction

Core Focus: Investigates power, ambition, and self-construction through a protagonist whose role is to select and shape other people’s futures.

Themes: Power, ambition, control, selfhood

Link:  Blinking Red

Image of Peggy's review of my novel 'Blinking Red' available at FaulknerFiction.com

Tracer

Image of Lewis Faulkner’s novel ‘Tracer.'

Genre / Mode: Speculative literary fiction

Core Focus: Follows the consequences of tracing human behavior through data, examining whether identity can be reduced to patterns and predictions.

Themes: Identity, data, determinism, prediction

Link:  Tracer

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The Headhunter

Image of the novel 'The Headhunter' by Lewis Faulkner.

Genre / Mode: Speculative literary fiction

Core Focus: Investigates power, ambition, and self-construction through a protagonist whose role is to select and shape other people’s futures.

Themes: Power, ambition, control, selfhood

Link:  The Headhunter

Review of Lewis Faulkner's novel 'The Headhunter.'

Radical

Photo of the novel 'Radical' in paperback.

Genre / Mode: Speculative literary fiction

Core Focus: Examines ideological transformation and personal extremity, asking how beliefs evolve when systems demand absolute commitment.

Themes: Ideology, radicalization, belief, autonomy

Link: Radical

Mark's review of Lewis Faulkner's Novel 'Radical.'
What You Can Get Here That You Can't Get Anywhere Else

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Email, blog comment, bio, social media?--tell me what you think.  What you're reading. How I might use my experience to help you. And, I will get back with you!

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Reading a novel and communicating directly with the author who wrote it? That's what you'll get here at FaulknerFiction that you can't get anywhere else.

Valentine's Day

Image of a character (Auntie Elizabeth) from Lewis Faulkner's novel "Valentine's Day."
Ilza's review of Lewis Faulkner's Novel 'Valentine's Day.'

Genre / Mode: Speculative literary fiction

Core Focus: Deconstructs narrative itself by blending noir conventions with self-aware storytelling about authorship, causality, and truth.

Themes: Metafiction, narrative control, truth, genre

Link: Valentine's Day - A Romantic Comedy

Image of Lewis Faulkner's novel 'Valentine's Day.'

Novel Noir

Novel Noir
Review of Lewis Faulkner's novel 'Novel Noir.'

Genre / Mode: Speculative literary fiction

Core Focus: Deconstructs narrative itself by blending noir conventions with self-aware storytelling about authorship, causality, and truth.

Themes: Metafiction, narrative control, truth, genre

Link: Novel Noir

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Ricochet

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Montage image of Macie from the FaulknerFiction novel 'Ricochet.'

Genre / mode: Speculative literary fiction
Core focus: Explores how constant technological mediation alters perception, decision-making, and moral responsibility in moments of crisis.
Themes: surveillance, perception, technology, moral choice
Link: Ricochet

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Thematic Cross-Linking Section

Systems of Control and Power

Explores how institutions, technologies, and roles exert influence over individual lives.

Identity, Selfhood, and Construction

Examines how identity is formed, shaped, or constrained by external systems and internal belief.

  • Appears in: Tracer, The Headhunter, Radical

  • Related concepts: selfhood, belief, determinism, agency

Technology as Mediation

Considers technology not as a tool, but as a lens that reshapes perception and moral judgment.

  • Appears in: Blinking Red, Tracer

  • Related concepts: perception, data, moral responsibility

Ideology and Belief Systems

Focuses on how ideas harden into commitments, and how systems demand loyalty or extremity.

Intimacy, Ritual, and Violence

Explores personal relationships as structured systems governed by expectation, performance, and consequence.

  • Appears in: Valentine’s Day

  • Related concepts: emotional performance, social ritual

Narrative, Truth, and Control

Examines storytelling itself as a system that shapes meaning, causality, and interpretation.

  • Appears in: Novel Noir

  • Related concepts: metafiction, genre, authorship

The FaulknerFiction Advantage

If you love books and love talking about books, you’re in the right place.

The Faulkner Fiction Advantage means you get more than a great story. You get the  author, too! I'm ready to answer any question you have about the novel you'ere reading.

Dive deep, get curious, and explore a unique connection with the actual human being who's writing the novel you're reading!

No Other Novelist on the Internet is making this claim!
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Examples of the FaulknerFiction Advantage
Ready for Your Brain-Implant Chip? - Blinking Red
White-Knuckle It Through A Car Chase - Tracer
Eat Lunch with the Characters - The Headhunter
She written a treasonous document - Radical
8 People Fall in Love. With the Wrong Person
Go Deeper Into the Darkness - Novel Noir

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