ABOUT

Abola Fruit Publications was created in the mid-nineties as I noticed what seemed to be a threat to my identity and belongings. Instead of only making notes I decided to register a publishing company with a registered Trade Mark. This company doesn't go along with the the social trend of dishonesty and conspiracy.

A Letter to the Thinker, the Dreamer, the One Who Knows There’s More

What’s the book about?

It’s about me - but not just me. It’s about everything I’ve observed, absorbed, and survived. It’s about the echo of a question we all ask silently: Is this all there is?

I created Abola Fruit Publications- not for just another publishing imprint but for a response — a call to action, to awareness, to awakening. This is where the lines between writer and reader blur, where stories are no longer just entertainment, but instruments of unlearning, remembering, and rebuilding.

I write because the world writes on us first — through systems, culture, media, silence. And somewhere in that process, we lose ourselves.

Abola Fruit Publication is my way of reclaiming the narrative.

It's for those who feel displaced in a world obsessed with neat definitions. It’s for those who know the truth isn’t tidy or marketable. It’s for anyone whose curiosity has ever been called inconvenient. Here, we publish what needs to be said — whether or not it fits on a shelf.

I’m not here to offer easy answers. I’m here to provoke better questions.

If you’ve ever felt that tension — that push-pull between what you’re told to be and what you know deep down you are — then you’re in the right place.

So read with an open heart. Write like it matters. Because it does.

About Abola Fruit Publications

A Letter to the Thinker, the Dreamer, the One Who Knows There’s More

Where It All Started: A Stand for Identity

In America, we believe in standing up for what we know to be true.
Abola Fruit Publications wasn’t born in a marketing meeting. It didn’t start with the goal of topping charts or making a profit. It started with something more personal — a gut feeling that something was being taken away.

Back in the mid-90s, I began noticing a quiet but persistent threat: not to my material possessions, but to my identity. The world around me was shifting. People were being encouraged to quiet their truth in favor of comfort, to conform instead of question.

I didn’t want to play that game.
Instead of staying silent, I took ownership.
I registered a publishing company and trademarked the name — not for prestige, but as an act of protection and defiance. I needed a space where my voice, and others like mine, could exist freely, fully, and without compromise.

Abola Fruit Publications is that space.
It’s not just a brand — it’s a belief in the First Amendment lived out loud.

Not Just a Book — It’s a Reflection

This isn’t about selling a product — it’s about reclaiming your voice.

So, what is this book?
On one level, it’s my story — in my words. But it’s also a mirror. A reflection of thoughts we’ve all had, questions we’ve all carried, and moments we’ve all felt but rarely say out loud. The ones where we pause and wonder:

“Is this really all there is?”

It’s for the moments when silence doesn’t feel like peace — it feels like surrender.
This book doesn’t offer easy answers or polished endings. Instead, it holds space for the raw, the real, and the unspoken.
It’s not just about me. It’s about us.

Why Start a Publishing Company?

Because when the system silences you — you build your own.

The traditional publishing world often rewards what sells — not what speaks truth.
It favors trendy over timeless, and safe over sincere.
I wasn’t interested in asking for permission to be honest.

So I created a platform that doesn’t filter authenticity through a marketability lens.
Abola Fruit is for the messy, the real, the inconvenient truths that don’t quite fit in a neat box — and don’t need to.

This is about creative independence. About taking back the narrative.

That’s what America is built on — the idea that we don’t wait for systems to include us. We create our own.

The World Writes on Us First

We’re all shaped before we even get a say. That doesn’t mean we have to stay that way.

From birth, society starts telling us who to be.
The media shapes our standards. Schools teach us what’s “normal.”
And in between the noise and the silence, we forget who we were before all of that.

Writing is how I remember. How I take back control.
It’s how I rewrite the script the world tried to hand me.

Abola Fruit Publications exists to help others do the same.
To break the mold. To question what we’re told. To reclaim our own voice.

For the Unboxed Souls

If you’ve ever felt like you didn’t belong — maybe you just didn’t belong to that version of the world.

This is for those who live in the in-between — between labels, between expectations, between "normal" and "not enough."
You’ve probably been called too curious, too outspoken, too intense.

Good.

At Abola Fruit, that means you’re exactly where you need to be.
Here, truth matters more than likability.
Here, we’re not chasing trends — we’re chasing what’s real.

If you’ve ever felt out of step with the world around you, you’ve already found your tribe.

No Easy Answers. Just Better Questions.

Let’s be clear — we’re not here to sell you the “right” way to think.

Abola Fruit isn’t about preaching. It’s about provoking.
We’re not afraid of the hard questions — the ones that make you uncomfortable, the ones that force you to face the truth about yourself, your beliefs, and the world you live in.

You already have the answers inside you.
We’re just here to create the kind of space where they can surface.

Read Like It Matters — Because It Does

We don’t read to escape. We read to remember.

At Abola Fruit Publications, reading is a form of resistance.
A chance to reclaim your own mind in a world that wants to automate your thinking.
The stories we publish don’t just entertain. They stir. They agitate. They awaken.

And when you write — don’t aim to impress.

Aim to matter

Because your voice, your doubts, your truth — they count.

Welcome to a New Kind of Space

This is not a club. It’s not a movement. It’s a reminder.
Welcome to a space where the boundary between writer and reader is fluid.
Where your thoughts are honored, even when they’re messy.
Where honesty matters more than comfort.

And here’s your challenge:

Read bravely.
Question deeply.
Write unapologetically.
Think for yourself, especially when it’s inconvenient.

This country was built by people who challenged the norm, who refused to stay silent, who believed that truth was worth the risk.

You’re in good company.
So turn the page.
Your story starts here.