Mr. Fix It. when being right goes wrong

By Daniel Charles Cohen Sr.
ISBN: 979-8293658961
An experiment in accessible fiction

Jeff is a plumber. A good one. Pipes don’t scare him. Drains don’t phase him. But emotions? Relationships? Silence at the dinner table? Those things leak in ways he doesn’t know how to patch.

He means well. He’s just always… right. About everything.

Mr. Fix-It is a quiet, disarming novel about a man trapped in his own patterns of control and criticism—slowly realizing the life he’s trying to perfect is falling apart around him. There are no cosmic downloads here. No philosophical monologues. Just one man, one toolbox, and the slow, painful process of facing himself.

This novel was written differently. No mystical revelations. No recursive theory. No charts, no diagrams, no Kabbalah, no neuroscience. Just a story—simple on the surface, layered underneath.

But make no mistake: the map is still there.

Jeff’s behavior mirrors the same recursive loops and trauma responses explored in Daniel’s deeper work:

• Control as protection
   
• Criticism as inherited programming
   
• Plumbing as metaphor for emotional flow
   
• Trauma as a loop seeking closure
   
• Change as pattern recognition—not punishment
   

The insights are embedded, not explained. Not because they’re hidden, but because they’re being lived.

This book is for you if:

• You grew up in a critical or perfectionistic household
   
• You struggle with needing things done “your way”
   
• You’ve lost connection with someone who always needed to be right
   
• You’re tired of fixing everything except what actually matters
   
• You want a story that reflects how change actually unfolds—slow, real, hard, human
   

“This novel is a departure. Most of my work explores recursive symbolic frameworks, trauma loops, and the architecture of consciousness. But I realized the people who need this insight the most often won’t read a theory book.
Mr. Fix-It is for them. For you. For me.
It’s a story that says: You don’t have to be right. You just have to be here.”
 

• Jeff’s repairs reflect his inner struggle: pressure, blockage, leaks, old systems failing under new strain
   
• His relationships unravel with each attempt to “fix” others
   
• His arc is one of pattern recognition—not enlightenment, but honesty
   
• The title? It came from someone tired of being corrected… and finally brave enough to say so
   

• Title: Mr. Fix-It
   
• Author: Daniel Charles Cohen Sr.
   
• ISBN: 979-8293658961
   
• Available Formats: Paperback & Hardcover (Coming Soon)
   
• Length: ~150 pages
   
• Themes: Control, trauma, healing, family dynamics, personal growth