Book I of The Big Dome Trilogy

What if the sky is not endless?

What if the sun is not a star... but a fracture?

The Hole in the Big Dome is the first installment of The Big Dome Trilogy, a speculative and philosophical novel that explores perception, structure, and the unsettling possibility that reality is not what it seems.

Beneath an immense sky-dome that appears natural and eternal, a subtle anomaly is discovered-a small irregularity that does not belong. At first, it is easy to dismiss. But questions begin to grow. If the Dome is a structure, then what lies beyond it? And if the light above is not a star, what is it?

As curiosity turns into awareness, certainty begins to crack. The world once accepted as background becomes object. The familiar becomes constructed. And the simple act of looking up becomes an act of rebellion.

This novel explores:

The boundary between illusion and truth

The difference between system and anomaly

The fear of discovering that we may be contained

The quiet tension of being observed

Atmospheric, symbolic, and thought-provoking, The Hole in the Big Dome invites readers into a world where reality itself is the mystery.

The Dome is above us. The hole has appeared. The question is no longer if something is wrong... but what it means.