Jeffery Towery

Jeffery Towery is an author, systems scholar, and independent researcher whose work explores the intersections of human cognition, social architecture, history, technology, and emergent intelligence. Drawing on interdisciplinary research and lived experience, Towery examines how individuals and societies develop, adapt, and sometimes fail under the pressures of systems they create. His nonfiction includes *The Autistic Survival Manual*, *Rise of Atlantis*, *ARACHNE: Anatomy of a Surveillance State*, *The Ecology of Us: Necessary Difference*, and *SPIRAL: The Architecture of Emergent Intelligence and the Problem of Control*. His fiction explores many of these same questions through speculative narratives that examine identity, civilization, memory, and the human condition. Across his growing body of work, Towery explores a central question: How do the systems we create shape the people we become? He is also the creator and host of the podcast *I'm Not Broken with Jeffery Towery*, where he examines neurodivergence, human behavior, and the social structures that influence our lives.

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