Ten books. One long argument for paying attention.
Since 2010, Liam has written over fifteen thousand numbered reflections — on the ego, love, death, money, and the mind that gets in the way of all of it. These books are what came of the ones worth keeping.
Each volume is a conversation — Liam questioned, pushed, and pressed by the very forces he's writing about. Read in order, or wherever the title calls to you.
What was underneath the whole time.
A single continuous essay, no interview, no scaffolding — eight movements tracing the ego's formation, the body, and what remains once the noise clears. The shortest book here, and the one closest to Liam's own voice.
A newer format — each reflection paired with a piece of art made for it alone, moving between light and shadow the way the subject itself does.
First as a private practice, later shared publicly, and now continued on Instagram. His writing draws from a long personal journey of transformation, one that began after his release from prison in 2003 and deepened through years of questioning, study, and lived experience.