Science fiction, built around big machines and bigger questions.
Kavil Wagh writes science fiction novels where the technology is loud, but the people inside it are louder.
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Age of Mechs
Veeral was twelve when his parents vanished, leaving behind only cryptic schematics and a debt to the sector's most ruthless syndicate. Now, piloting a scavenged Titan-class rig, he must navigate the politically charged badlands of Neo-Mumbai. The technology is loud, the weapons are heavy, but the ghosts in the machine are the loudest of all.
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Kavil Wagh
I am Kavil, a 27-year-old writer and book marketing specialist. My love for reading began at age 10, and unlike famous writers, I started my science fiction writing career in my early 20s during my architecture degree, which I finished in 2020.