Auralye on a Harp
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The Falling City
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-0-473-79241-1
- EAN9780473792411
- Date de parution30/06/2026
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurIndependently Published NZ
Résumé
The Falling City, where humans have forgotten the past, have no concept of names and are only known by their occupations, three residents are about to discover a truth that will change their lives forever... The City is a world of noise: Traffic on continuous motorways, recycled music blaring from shop fronts and onto footpaths, construction banging and clanging out across streets to rebuild what has decayed; It is a city where residents must wear cancans to isolate themselves from the pain of constant aural attacks and have them replaced with soothing sensory stimulations through the cancans strapped over their heads.
Knowledge of the past is lost, and there is only myth now - myth that increasingly sounds more like unbelievable fictions. But when one resident pedestrian's cancans break down and they are forced to deal with the noise battering their exposed ears, a search for answers leads to revelations and truths about the falling city they live in.
Knowledge of the past is lost, and there is only myth now - myth that increasingly sounds more like unbelievable fictions. But when one resident pedestrian's cancans break down and they are forced to deal with the noise battering their exposed ears, a search for answers leads to revelations and truths about the falling city they live in.
