The Man Who Misplaced Tuesday

<p><em><strong>You ever lost a sock and swore it slipped into another dimension?</strong></em><br><em><strong>Now imagine that but with a whole Tuesday!</strong></em></p><p><em><strong>Tuesday went missing!</strong></em><br>Not your socks not your keys not your dignity after a bad haircut - but Tuesday.<br>The entire day slipped out of the calendar like an unpaid bill and the world didn't even blink.<br> </p><p>Our exhausted broke narrator was just trying to survive another landlord visit dodge a few WhatsApp family groups and maybe find clean socks in his hidden treasury called the laundry basket. But now he's stuck in a reality glitch where:</p><ul><li>Prophets are live-streaming emergency Bring Back Tuesday church services</li><li>Politicians are arguing over who misplaced the day</li><li>Aunties are blaming the children and their smartphones</li><li>And a mysterious government department called <strong>Temporal Affairs</strong> insists this is all a minor filing error.</li></ul><p>When strange posters started appearing and dreams began leaking into the streets our reluctant hero is dragged into a cosmic paper trail that runs from cramped city rooms to dusty village shrines and beyond to the strange waiting room where forgotten days go to sulk.</p><p>To fix the timeline (and avoid eviction) he'll have to bargain with ancestors out-argue a literal calendar demon and face the one truth every broke tenant fears.</p><p><strong>THE MAN WHO MISPLACED TUESDAY: DRAMA IN THE MOTHERLAND</strong> is a hilarious heartfelt blend of magical realism township drama and cosmic bureaucracy. It's what happens when <strong>Terry Pratchett African aunties and a government office printer</strong> all decide to share one brain cell.</p><p>If you like your fiction weird warm and laughing through the struggle welcome home.<br>Just... keep an eye on your weekdays.</p><p>Note to the Reader:<br>While this novel is part of <strong>THE UNTOLD STORIES OF THE MOTHERLAND SERIES</strong> it is a complete and satisfying story on its own. You can enjoy this book without having read any others.<br> </p>