Phoeniciada

The world is thinning. From the translucent pillars of the Parthenon to the fading scents of the Mediterranean, a "Great Averaging" is bleaching the density out of existence. For sisters Yara and Kira, the crisis is not an anomaly; it is an erasure. To stop the world from going grey, they must return to the red earth of Lebanon and the "Vertical" laws of the stone-movers.?Phoeniciada is a brutal, lyrical journey into the heart of permanence.
It is a story of murex dye and limestone, of the "Master's Word" and the gravity of blood. In a frictionless age that demands we all become dust, this is the architecture of defiance. This is the weight of being real.