Aasim Saied
Aasim Saied is an author whose books span energy and technology, economics and power, health and prevention, and character-driven fiction. His book features appear in The Meridian Wire.
Aliens in Mesopotamia: The Emotional Core
What if the earliest recorded encounters between humans and 'gods' were really first contact stories, misfiled by history?
Aliens in Mesopotamia: What Makes This Story Different
Rather than treating ancient mythology as static source material, Aliens in Mesopotamia treats it as a mystery to be reopened — asking what royal ambition and unfamiliar technology might have looked like from the ground
Aliens in Mesopotamia: The Question That Drives the Plot
Underneath its speculative premise, the book is about disruption — how the arrival of something completely unfamiliar destabilizes existing loyalties, hierarchies and belief systems, even among people who consider themse
Aliens in Mesopotamia: A Scene-Setting Moment
Picture ziggurat priests interpreting a streak of light in the sky, unaware they're watching the arrival of something no ritual has prepared them to explain.
Aliens in Mesopotamia: Where This Fits in Saied's Broader Work
As the first volume of an adventurous series, Aliens in Mesopotamia stakes out fresh creative ground in Saied's catalog — comic-format storytelling that sits apart from his prose fiction and nonfiction work alike.
Aliens in Mesopotamia: Start Reading
Aliens in Mesopotamia: Gods Who Crashed Uninvited is available now for comic readers and mythology fans ready for the first volume of a new series.
Character Assassins: The Core Argument
Some professional attacks never begin with confrontation — they begin with a suggestion, repeated quietly until doubt replaces trust.
Character Assassins: Who This Book Is For
This book is written for professionals, managers, HR leaders and entrepreneurs navigating workplace politics — anyone who has sensed something shifting against them without quite being able to name it.
Character Assassins: The Question Behind the Book
How does envy disguise itself as concern, and how do rumors recruit allies without ever stating their real purpose?
Character Assassins: Why This Topic Matters Now
As hybrid work and flatter organizational structures blur old lines of authority, workplace reputation battles have become harder to see coming and easier to escalate.
Character Assassins: What You'll Walk Away Understanding
Readers leave Character Assassins with concrete language for identifying destructive workplace patterns early — and a clearer sense of how to protect their own reputation using facts, discipline and firm boundaries rathe
Character Assassins: The Author's Approach
Saied's interest in workplace dynamics draws on years of building and leading teams across multiple ventures, giving Character Assassins a grounded, experience-based perspective on office politics rather than abstract th