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C. A. Artzberger is an American storyteller whose work bridges the gap between lived experience and literary imagination.

A keen observer of human nature, he writes about the quiet conflicts that define ordinary live’s moments where memory, loss, and redemption intersect.
His prose reflects decades of reflection, filled with empathy, realism, and a deep respect for the complexities of the human condition. Whether exploring a father’s silence, a lifetime of unspoken regrets, or the search for peace after chaos, Artzberger’s writing resonates with readers who crave character-driven American fiction that feels both timeless and personal.
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Why This Story Holds Weight

Speaking truths we were never meant to say.

The Pulse Behind These Words

This Thing in My Head lives inside real stories. Author Jessica Aike shares what many carry but few say. With open wounds and quiet courage, she walks through culture’s shadows and silence. Each truth, spoken at last, becomes a step toward freedom.

Honest Wounds, Quiet Strength

This is no polished fairytale. It reaches into hidden grief, unspoken battles, and lost self-worth. Through raw honesty, it offers space for healing. A voice for those who were told to stay small.

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Light That Refuses to Dim

What hurt once taught us can be unlearned. In these pages, healing rises slowly. Sacred. Steady. Lasting. Every word reminds us: you are allowed to grow, to heal, and to stand whole.

About the Book

Every memory has a weight. Every choice leaves a shadow.

In C. A. Artzberger’s latest literary fiction novel, readers are invited into a story of redemption, forgiveness, and the human spirit’s capacity to heal. Told through introspective narration and finely drawn dialogue, the book follows a man confronting his past and unraveling the web of choices that shaped his life.

Blending elements of psychological drama fiction and reflective storytelling, the narrative captures what it truly means to make peace with the past. Each chapter unfolds with quiet power, drawing readers into a world that feels achingly real — filled with emotion, consequence, and unexpected grace.

For fans of contemporary literary fiction novels, this book is both a mirror and a meditation one that reminds us that the path toward redemption is rarely straight, but always worth walking.

Pages

385+

Language

English

Publication date

February 5, 2025

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About The Author

C. A. Artzberger is an American storyteller whose work bridges the gap between lived experience and literary imagination.

His prose reflects decades of reflection, filled with empathy, realism, and a deep respect for the complexities of the human condition. Whether exploring a father’s silence, a lifetime of unspoken regrets, or the search for peace after chaos, Artzberger’s writing resonates with readers who crave character-driven American fiction that feels both timeless and personal.
Outside his work, C. A. Artzberger’s passions include history, philosophy, and the stories behind everyday people, the kind of truths that inspire emotional introspective novels and mirror the struggles we all face.
If you’re drawn to modern fiction about personal growth, or books that linger long after the final page, C. A. Artzberger is an author whose voice you’ll never forget.

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Voices That Found Connection

As an educator, I admire Author Jessica Aike’s ability to address cultural silence with such clarity. The book gives language to wounds often dismissed. Her voice empowers young readers who carry invisible weight. This isn’t just a personal story, it’s a guide for anyone navigating identity and healing.
Daniel Harper
High School Educator
I’ve worked with many survivors of trauma. Few books capture the unspoken cost of abuse like this one. This Thing in My Head validates those who’ve carried silent battles for years. The tone is soft but powerful. Every chapter feels like a safe space for reflection.
Melissa Shaw
Social Worker
As a parent, this book struck me deeply. It reminded me how easily cycles of emotional silence get passed down. Jessica Aike’s insights on family, culture, and breaking patterns are lessons every caregiver should hear. This is not just for survivors, but for those raising the next generation.
Karen Lopez
Mother and Author
As a therapist, I see stories like this daily. But This Thing in My Head carries a rare honesty. Jessica Aike speaks from lived pain, not theory. It’s gentle yet unflinching. Her reflections on boundaries and self-worth are lessons every client should read.
Jessica Mendon
Psychologist
In leadership, we talk a lot about growth, but rarely about healing. This Thing in My Head is the Best Motivational Self Help Book I’ve read on personal accountability. Jessica Aike’s words challenge you to stop performing strength and start building real, inner resilience.
Robert Ellis
Corporate Coach
I’ve read many books on personal growth, but few feel as intimate as this. This Thing in My Head reads like a trusted conversation. It gives permission to feel, to pause, and to finally breathe. Jessica Aike’s voice stays with you long after the last page.
Samuel Price
Life Coach
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Discover a powerful story of redemption and forgiveness in C. A. Artzberger’s moving new novel. Immerse yourself in a journey through memory, consequence, and grace. A must-read for fans of contemporary literary fiction.
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FAQs

C. A. Artzberger writes contemporary literary fiction, focusing on deeply personal stories that explore themes of memory, forgiveness, and human connection.

Unlike traditional drama, Artzberger’s novel is rooted in emotional truth offering a realistic and introspective look at redemption, making it ideal for readers seeking emotional introspective novels with lasting impact.

Absolutely. Its reflective tone and layered characters make it a perfect choice for readers who enjoy discussing stories about forgiveness and identity and how the past shapes our lives.

The book will be available through major online retailers, including Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and select independent bookstores. (You can also add a preorder or purchase button here.)

The inspiration came from observing how people carry the invisible weight of memory and how resilience and love help them rise again. These reflections inspired his pursuit of reflective storytelling literature that captures the heart of the human experience.

Yes, C. A. Artzberger is currently developing a follow-up that continues exploring the emotional aftermath of the events introduced in this story.

Readers who love best new literary fiction books that move beyond surface plots. Those who find meaning in slow, contemplative storytelling are often the ones most deeply touched by his work.

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Who Is This Book For?

Inside the Heart of This Thing in My Head

This book is written for:

  • Readers who love books about memory and redemption and the beauty of second chances.
  • Fans of reflective storytelling literature that explores life’s quieter, deeper moments.
  • Anyone seeking character-driven American fiction that reveals truth through emotion rather than spectacle.
  • Those who appreciate psychological drama fiction grounded in realism, empathy, and personal growth.
  • Book clubs and discussion groups that enjoy dissecting themes of forgiveness, family, and identity.

 

If you’ve ever looked back on your life and asked, “Did I do enough? Did I love enough? Did I change enough?” This story will speak directly to your heart.

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