Books by Max Bellandi

Official catalog of books by Max Bellandi — social philosophy, speculative fiction, and uncompromising cultural critique exploring the erosion of truth and the preservation of the human mind.

The complete bibliography of Max Bellandi (pseudonym of Max Ischenko), covering themes of digital authoritarianism, performative morality, systemic media failure, and philosophical speculative fiction.
The Silent Cage book cover — Max Bellandi

The Silent Cage

The Digital Risk Matrix: Surviving the Era of Algorithmic Control

We built a prison, and we called it a smartphone. A technical diagnosis of the Digital Gulag, exposing how algorithms replaced intuition, and how we voluntarily traded our freedom for convenience and free apps.

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The Noise Curtain book cover — Max Bellandi

The Noise Curtain

The Tragic Human in an Age of Bureaucracy, Algorithms and Simulations

The Iron Curtain has fallen, but a Noise Curtain has risen to distort reality. A philosophical manifesto defending the "Tragic Human" — the one who refuses to be smoothed out by the cult of safety, accepting the friction of reality over a seamless simulation.

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The Official Lie book cover — Max Bellandi

The Official Lie

History of the 21st Century: What We Were Told vs. What Actually Happened

We live in an age where the cost of error for the elite is zero. Not a conspiracy theory, but a forensic audit dissecting the systemic failure of truth. It maps the precise gap between manufactured news and undeniable reality.

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Book of Irritation book cover — Max Bellandi

Book of Irritation

Abandon Comfort All Ye Who Enter Here

No trigger warnings. No soothing mantras. A sharp, lucid autopsy of an era where common sense has gone underground and performative morality is the highest currency. Written to clarify, not to validate.

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History That Never Was? book cover — Max Bellandi

History That Never Was?

Cycles of Civilization: From Myths to Models

What if the timeline of human civilization isn't a straight line of progress? A bold exploration into geological anomalies and suppressed narratives, asking if ancient epics are actually encrypted memories of cyclical collapses.

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Amelia: Crossroads of Time book cover — Max Bellandi

Amelia: Crossroads of Time

A story about time, loss, and the weight of a decision

The violent collision of centuries. A sharp, 17th-century mind is thrust into the digital grid of modern Europe. Her witness-narrative serves as a mirror reflecting the absurdity, fragility, and noise of the present day.

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