Who is Alex Család?
The pen name of a storyteller who shares a deeply
personal narrative of love and perseverance in
The Diary of Parallel Serendipity.
The Journey Behind the Diary of Parallel Serendipity
Most people would say I’m a nobody. Maybe they’re right. But maybe—just maybe—I can be the one to show you that everybody is somebody. Some just never get their chance to be heard.
I’ve lived a life full of twists, struggles, and unexpected turns. Now, at 78, I finally have the time to tell my story before I expire. I don’t write for fame or fortune. I write because stories like mine—like yours—deserve to be told. Not just by the famous or the powerful, but by ordinary people who have lived, loved, and fought to make their mark.
And if you read my book, you’ll learn one thing about me:
I don’t quit.
Why This Book?
The Diary of Parallel Serendipity isn’t just a book. It’s a journey—one that spans decades, distances, and the depths of the human heart. It’s about love, separation, and the way fate sometimes bends time itself to bring two souls back together.
For years, this story sat inside me, waiting. I carried it through the struggles of immigration, the weight of unspoken words, and the moments where life nearly made me forget. But I never did. And when my grandson reminded me of my dream—to write, to be heard—I knew it was time.
I had two choices:
Keep the story inside me until it faded forever.
Put it into words and give it a life of its own.
I chose the second. Because regret is heavier than failure.
Writing Against Time
There’s a challenge I haven’t spoken much about. I’ve been diagnosed with dry macular degeneration. Within the next ten years, I may go completely blind. That only fuels me more.
They say most first-time authors don’t make it. That success takes years. But that’s not me. I plan to beat the odds. And if I don’t? So what. At least I won’t be sitting around in my final days saying,
“If only I had tried.”
Because I did.
What I Want You to Take Away
This isn’t just my story. It’s for anyone who has ever wondered What if? For anyone who has ever lost something—or someone—and thought it was too late. It’s for the people who keep moving forward, no matter how heavy the burden.
If my book can show even one person that their story matters, that they are not forgotten, and that love, hope, and second chances are real—then writing it was worth it. “In life, we all carry our own burdens—some visible, some hidden. But no matter how heavy the load, I never stopped moving forward.”
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