The Carlie Nooka Martece collective is a gender-fluid, autistic, dissociative system working as a visual artist, fetish model and independently published writer. Their books explore social issues and mental illness using rapid-paced storytelling and brutal comedy. They live simultaneously in a hilarious dreamworld and Yorkshire. Martece wrote their first book, the semi-autobiographical Toxic Nursery, to provide insight into the often-misunderstood diagnosis of dissociative identity disorder. They have since received the dual diagnosis of autism, which explains how they have memorised pi to over two thousand digits! Deragon Hex: The Vipdile Key was their first work of science fiction, and has six hundred and sixty six digits of pi integrated into the narrative. Along with their latest novel, Chroma: Calanooka, these books form the Constructed Sanity Sequence, a series of autobiographies and novels that will become increasingly entangled as the overall story progresses. If you enjoy their work, please leave reviews wherever possible. Leaving reviews, along with sharing links, is a great way to help independent authors. The Carlie Nooka Martece collective is now living Toxic Nursery's sequel, and continues to share their creations with the world via their website at www.carliemartece.com.