Have you ever felt that something is missing amidst the hustle and bustle of modern life? Why do achievements often feel empty, and connections feel shallow? Where can we find authentic meaning when all the grand narratives have collapsed? "At the Edge of Being: Dialogues on the Unspoken House" is an intellectual journey that dares to enter the heart of this unease. Through a series of provocative and profound dialogues, this book explores the emptiness that haunts our era-not to offer easy answers, but to ask better questions. Follow the conversations between a despairing student, a resilient artist, an executive hungry for control, and other mysterious figures grappling with meaninglessness. Witness how they question everything we take for granted: from the purpose of our work to the nature of reality itself. This book is not a guide. It is a mirror-reflecting the silence hidden behind the noise. An invitation to pause, look within, and discover a new clarity in uncertainty. If you are ready for a conversation that will change how you see the world, yourself, and your place within it, then step into the Unspoken House.

Rifqi Khairul Anam is a scholar dedicated to the fields of philosophy and sociology. His academic journey commenced at the University of Muhammadiyah Malang, where he earned his Bachelor of Social Sciences (S.Sos) and Master of Science (M.Si) degrees in Sociology, completing these programs between 2006 and 2012. Driven by a passion for deeper philosophical inquiry, he pursued doctoral studies at Universitas Gadjah Mada, specializing in philosophy. His doctoral dissertation focused on the philosophy of technology by Martin Heidegger. During his doctoral studies, he actively engaged with the works of Martin Heidegger, a practice he has continued to this day. His dissertation involved extensive field research across various communities in Indonesia and culminated in a scholarly publication centered on existentialist thought. Having completed his Doctoral degree in 2021, he has since been committed to contributing to the academic and intellectual realms, integrating sociological insights with philosophical rigor, and maintaining a deep engagement with the philosophical inquiries of Martin Heidegger.