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The Fourth Thread
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- ISBN8231989669
- EAN9798231989669
- Date de parution10/07/2025
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
Some stories are forgotten. Others remember you. Thorne Emery once believed in stories-until they betrayed him. Now older and hollowed by loss, he stumbles upon a mysterious book that shouldn't exist. Within its pages lies a world where belief threads reality, maps shift with memory, and forgotten names fade into nothingness. Welcome to Mythriel. The world is unraveling. Whole cities vanish without a sound.
Stars blink out. And a force known only as the Unwritten consumes what was never finished. Called across the boundary between imagination and memory, Thorne must navigate a realm shaped by lost dreams and fractured fiction. With the help of Lyric, a mapmaker of forgotten routes, and Syllarion, a creature made of metaphor, Thorne faces the echoes of a reader who came before him-a boy named Silas, who stopped believing.
and nearly broke the world. The Fourth Thread is a lyrical, metafictional fantasy about what happens when belief falters, and stories are left untold. For readers who loved The Starless Sea, The Ten Thousand Doors of January, and Inkheart.
Stars blink out. And a force known only as the Unwritten consumes what was never finished. Called across the boundary between imagination and memory, Thorne must navigate a realm shaped by lost dreams and fractured fiction. With the help of Lyric, a mapmaker of forgotten routes, and Syllarion, a creature made of metaphor, Thorne faces the echoes of a reader who came before him-a boy named Silas, who stopped believing.
and nearly broke the world. The Fourth Thread is a lyrical, metafictional fantasy about what happens when belief falters, and stories are left untold. For readers who loved The Starless Sea, The Ten Thousand Doors of January, and Inkheart.
Some stories are forgotten. Others remember you. Thorne Emery once believed in stories-until they betrayed him. Now older and hollowed by loss, he stumbles upon a mysterious book that shouldn't exist. Within its pages lies a world where belief threads reality, maps shift with memory, and forgotten names fade into nothingness. Welcome to Mythriel. The world is unraveling. Whole cities vanish without a sound.
Stars blink out. And a force known only as the Unwritten consumes what was never finished. Called across the boundary between imagination and memory, Thorne must navigate a realm shaped by lost dreams and fractured fiction. With the help of Lyric, a mapmaker of forgotten routes, and Syllarion, a creature made of metaphor, Thorne faces the echoes of a reader who came before him-a boy named Silas, who stopped believing.
and nearly broke the world. The Fourth Thread is a lyrical, metafictional fantasy about what happens when belief falters, and stories are left untold. For readers who loved The Starless Sea, The Ten Thousand Doors of January, and Inkheart.
Stars blink out. And a force known only as the Unwritten consumes what was never finished. Called across the boundary between imagination and memory, Thorne must navigate a realm shaped by lost dreams and fractured fiction. With the help of Lyric, a mapmaker of forgotten routes, and Syllarion, a creature made of metaphor, Thorne faces the echoes of a reader who came before him-a boy named Silas, who stopped believing.
and nearly broke the world. The Fourth Thread is a lyrical, metafictional fantasy about what happens when belief falters, and stories are left untold. For readers who loved The Starless Sea, The Ten Thousand Doors of January, and Inkheart.