A literary testimony
Zeon Vale
An autobiographical story about collapse, faith, identity, and the search for meaning when the life you built no longer holds.
01 — The book
When north becomes more than a place.
The Call of the North — 42 Weeks and One Day is an autobiographical, spiritual, and social literary testimony.
It follows a man caught between loss and survival, between concrete hardship and the meaning he tries to recover from it. The book does not turn experience into a polished lesson. It keeps the contradictions, vulnerability, and unanswered questions of a life lived under pressure.
The journey includes homelessness, but it is not defined by homelessness alone. At its core are identity, pride, failure, faith, and what remains when the structures that once held a life together fall away.
02 — Editions
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03 — The author
About
Zeon Vale
Zeon Vale is the pseudonym of a Romanian author whose writing explores identity, loss, spiritual searching, and the contradictions of human experience.
His writing begins with lived experience and treats literature as testimony—not to smooth reality into a reassuring narrative, but to preserve its tension, vulnerability, and unresolved questions.
Zeon Vale lives in Norway and continues to write about inner transformation and the search for meaning beyond material success.