Ink of the Revenant: The Original Manuscript
“...A bitter loop. A cruel punchline. A joke told once too often.”
di S. KACHAI
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Informazioni sul libro
The story in its purest form, before the revisions that shaped the published novel. For readers curious to see how it all began.
A psychological thriller about memory, identity, and the quiet horror of being rewritten.
A man tries to document his unraveling — a haunting mix of grief, guilt, and unfinished thoughts stitched together across corrupted memories. But as his story unfolds, something strange begins to happen. His voice changes. The tone shifts. What starts as a confession becomes… something else.
There’s a glitch in the narrative.
And by the time you notice it, it’s already too late.
Some stories you rewrite.
Others rewrite you.
Funzionalità e dettagli
- Categoria principale: Narrativa psicologica
- Categorie aggiuntive Horror, Delitti e misteri
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Formato del progetto: 13×20 cm
N° di pagine: 70 -
Isbn
- Copertina morbida: 9798349865060
- Data di pubblicazione: mag 24, 2025
- Lingua English
- Parole chiave plot twist, dark mystery, psychological thriller
Informazioni sull'autore
S. KACHAI is an accomplished technical analyst and senior software engineer with extensive experience in developing solutions across various sectors, including production industries, telecommunications, pharmaceuticals, and automotive. He holds an engineering degree in instrumentation and industrial maintenance from the National Institute of Applied Science and Technology. S.KACHAI began his career in IT and software development in Tunisia, where he cultivated his expertise before relocating to Portugal to advance his professional endeavors. He is the acknowledged founder of Narrative Damage™, a boundary-blurring collective dissecting systems, stories, and societal glitches. Though he started it, the group now speaks with a voice of its own, often diverging from his. N. Daesert is confirmed; others like I. Carrasco and L. Becerra surface in fragments. Some call it art. Others suspect something larger. His true motive? Still off-record.
