#title search

They form the sentence: HOW DID I GET HERE?, possibly the title of the album.

Louis’ Discord added a geolocation emoji as a clue on 22.09.2025.

1. BERLIN: “HOW” (via 1D historian IG)

2. SAU PAOLO: “DID”

3. LONDON: “I”

4. MEXICO CITY: GET (video)

5. MILAN: “HERE”

6. LOS ANGELES: “❓”

The title of the album was foreshadowed by Louis’ TikTok caption.

Okay, so. My sister and I have been looking for this book on and off for almost five years now and we have had no luck. I bought it at a Scholastic Book Fair in 2004-7 (elementary school-ish) but I’m sure it was written before that. It may be a book for teenagers or middle schoolers. There were some dark themes. I do not think it was a kids book. 

The title is something like “The Secret Journal of Julien/Julian” or “The Diary of Julien/Julian” or “The Secret Code of Julien/Julian.” We’re pretty sure the cover was black with red lettering and white scribbles on it. The cover night have said “Dairy” but all scribbled out. 

It’s about a boy or teenager named Julien, and I’m pretty sure it was spelled with an ‘e’ because the character was very adamant about being called “JuliEn not JuliAn.” He was always talking about how “JuliAn” sounds like “Julie-Anne.” 

Anyways, The book was written in code, like leetspeak, where numbers stood in for letters and names were often replaced by initials. It was great because you had to figure out the code as you read. He also has a pretty hard time comprehending the things that happen to him and he has a hair trigger temper.  For this reason, my sister and I are pretty sure the main character was on the Autism spectrum.

I strongly remember there being a mean step-mom and step-brother and step-sister. The dad was totally oblivious. At one point, Julien was forced to sleep in the garage??? with a bare matress and a bucket???? I think???? The step-mom gave Julien the diary which is what the book is. Julien, not wanting any ‘girly’ things, makes sure the reader knows it’s a journal.

He was also really set on finding his mother who he referred to as “Her” and “She” and eventually “M.” He tries to run away multiple times, but is either found by a family member or returns home because something happens. The mother might also be dead???? and that’s why the dad remarried and seems depressed?

Video Game: -Nazca Lines featured prominently -Probably a point and click mystery game?? -Used Full Motion Video for non-gameplay scenes, the only one I remember being where a white woman newscaster is talking about alien abduction and then is abducted herself. She’s wearing a red suit jacket, has a brown/blonde bob hair style, and I think she’s wearing pearl earrings - “Narrator” has a pitched-down voice, with a piece of dialogue saying “They’re... indisposed at the moment/right now” -Used stereotype “native american” imagery, like a feathered walking stick or ceremonial pipe, as a clue -I’m certain this game is too old to be “Prey” (note: for those of you who, like me, are uncomfortable with/disturbed by body horror concepts, I strongly and politely discourage you from making the same mistake I did by looking up that particular title. Thank you.)

Webcomic -Early- to mid-2000s -Exclusively in black and white -A creative woman is put on trial by her muses -Some panel scenes would move, like the scene in the single panel was being filmed -used “chibi” style art for the muses -I’m pretty sure it’s not 9th Elsewhere??

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