Abhijith Shaji
I’ve honed a few key skills over the years: lying, writing, storytelling, and convincing people I’m not doing any of the above. While others focused on traditional paths, I found a way to make deception an art — and to my surprise, it worked.
The Perfect Lie isn’t just a clever title. It’s a collection of insights from real-world experiments, all tested by me on actual people (don’t worry, they didn’t know). When I realized these tactics were effective, I figured the most responsible thing to do was to write a book about it.
I also wrote this book to get some credit. The lies I’ve pulled off have been so clever, but sharing them would ruin the whole point. So instead, I wrote this book. Now I’m an author, and yes, everyone knows I’m a clever liar.
When I’m not working on this book, I’m a Flutter developer, photographer, and a PG student studying Data Science and AI. It’s a lot to juggle, but someone has to do it.
If you learn something useful, great. If not, well... that’s part of the lie too.