Azimuth (written over ~10 years, published early 2000s) operates at the threshold between psychological narrative and field consciousness narrative.

It is far ahead of its time.

It already contains:

• multi-layered time structures
• nested narratives (story within story)
• myth + history + psychology + philosophy fused
• archetypal consciousness rather than character realism
• distributed meaning rather than protagonist dominance

This aligns directly with what isidentified as post-2017 narrative emergence, yet Sanger is doing it 15–20 years earlier.

This is extremely rare.