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Happiness Unintentional
A self-help story executed poorly.
- Author
- L. C. Dialogos
- Publisher
- Love Dialogos
- Publication Date
- July 21, 2026
- Length
- 296 pages
- Genre
- Literary Psychological Fiction / Neurodivergent Noir
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Synopsis
A self-help story executed poorly.
Alex Breisburg didn't see it coming. He never does — the diagnosis came thirty years too late to help him read a room. Now he's forty-three, recently fired, and working through a self-help book that was never written for a mind like his. The advice is reasonable. The results are not.
Happiness Unintentional is a debut literary noir about a late-diagnosed AuDHD man navigating a world that handed him the wrong instruction manual. Told in close third person with dark wit and clinical precision, the novel follows Alex as he attempts — and catastrophically misapplies — the kind of self-improvement advice that works for everyone else. By the time he understands what he's become, he's lost whole days to the bottle, is missing memories he doesn't trust, and has done something he can't undo. There is no clean ending waiting for him. There is only the next person willing to explain, patiently, exactly what he owes.
About the Author
L. C. Dialogos
LMFT, Clinical Supervisor, Founder of Love Psychotherapy
L. C. Dialogos is a licensed marriage and family therapist, clinical supervisor, and the founder of Love Psychotherapy. They write at the intersection of neurodivergent experience, relational dynamics, and dark literary fiction.
L. C. Dialogos is a licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT) and clinical supervisor with over a decade of experience working with neurodivergent adults, couples, and families. They are the founder of Love Psychotherapy (lovepsychotherapy.com), where they write on attachment, identity, and relational systems. Happiness Unintentional is their debut novel — a work of literary psychological fiction that draws on clinical insight to render the interior life of a late-diagnosed AuDHD protagonist with uncommon precision. They are based in the United States.
Key Quotes for Press
"I was genuinely horrified, disgusted, and heartwarmed at the same time."
"This is the closest fiction I've read that captures the AuDHD experience... wow."
"I didn't expect to feel so seen by a book about a man I have nothing in common with. The way Dialogos renders Alex's internal logic is uncomfortably precise."
"Neurodivergent Noir? I'm so happy this is a thing."
Press Contact
L. C. Dialogos
Available for interviews, podcast appearances, and review copies. Response within 48 hours.
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