Eternal Forgetting
About the book
“Eternal Forgetting” is my first novel – a project that has grown out of many years of writing, questioning, and living with language. What began as fragments and images slowly became a story about memory, survival, and the fragile ways we hold on to ourselves. Publishing this book is, for me, both a risk and a joy: a way of sending something deeply personal into the world, hoping it will resonate with readers who also carry questions about identity, time, and loss. At the moment, the manuscript is with several publishers, and I am waiting with quiet anticipation to see where its journey will lead.
The story itself asks a simple but unsettling question:
What if memory were a burden — and forgetting the only way forward?
In a world altered by time, silence, and technology, one woman awakens into the ruins of who she was.
Her mind is a labyrinth of selves.
Her past: fragmented.
Her future: uncertain.
With unlikely companions — some loyal, some strange — she sets out into a crumbling landscape to reclaim meaning, identity, and perhaps even love.
Eternal Forgetting is a surreal, poetic novel about memory, multiplicity, and the invisible cost of survival.
It asks not where we go when the world ends —
but who we become when we’re left behind.
Eternal Forgetting
Short Description:
Chloe wakes up from years of coma into a deserted world. New nanotechnology has promised immortality – but at the cost of memory and time. Together with her ageing nurse and a quirky raven, she navigates a collapsing reality where identity, love, and transience must be renegotiated.
Themes:
Identity, memory, immortality – and the question of how many lives can live within one person.
Advance Praise:
“From the first few pages, I knew I was holding something strange and mysterious, part crime story, part existential meditation, part whispered confession to time itself.”
— J. Mann
Outlook:
A second book is already in progress, continuing the exploration of memory and identity from a new perspective.
