It didn't start with a revolution or a new technology. It started with a fashion trend. In 2026, the world's youth began to speak with their hands-simply because it was beautiful. For Adam, born deaf and living "behind glass," this sudden shift changed everything.Adam's Tongue is a profound exploration of a near-future where silence became contagious and a global trend accidentally healed a broken connection between worlds. A story about how humanity found its universal language without saying a single word. Adi Riel writes psychologically layered fiction that explores control, identity, and the fragile structures we build to feel secure. His work often blends minimalist prose with philosophical tension, examining modern emotional detachment and the shifting boundaries of social norms.
