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The Knowledge Plague: When Words Vanish, One Exiled Scribe Must Break the Oldest Library

Par : Andrea Febrian
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8232211448
  • EAN9798232211448
  • Date de parution18/09/2025
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  • ÉditeurHamza elmir

Résumé

A city forgets how to read its own name. Markets sing only weather. Priests lose the words of their rites. As a knowledge plague spreads, an exiled scribe returns to a hidden, self-aware Library to hunt the source: a cursed codex that writes reality wrong. What follows is a razor-tense descent through gates of ink and flame, where book magic bites back and every choice has a footnote in blood. This is a richly imagined alternate history-an Alexandria that never fell-powered by alchemy, rune magic, and the peril of forbidden knowledge.
Expect arcane mystery, dream-walking, and a creature that eats punctuation before it devours people's memories. It's dark fantasy with momentum: elegant, eerie, and unputdownable. Read if you're into: Gaslamp fantasy worldbuilding with airships and living archives High-concept stakes delivered with thriller pacing Moral debates about hoarding vs. sharing knowledge Lush, lyrical writing that still knows when to run Open the stacks.
Mind the whispers. Some doors remember who you were.
A city forgets how to read its own name. Markets sing only weather. Priests lose the words of their rites. As a knowledge plague spreads, an exiled scribe returns to a hidden, self-aware Library to hunt the source: a cursed codex that writes reality wrong. What follows is a razor-tense descent through gates of ink and flame, where book magic bites back and every choice has a footnote in blood. This is a richly imagined alternate history-an Alexandria that never fell-powered by alchemy, rune magic, and the peril of forbidden knowledge.
Expect arcane mystery, dream-walking, and a creature that eats punctuation before it devours people's memories. It's dark fantasy with momentum: elegant, eerie, and unputdownable. Read if you're into: Gaslamp fantasy worldbuilding with airships and living archives High-concept stakes delivered with thriller pacing Moral debates about hoarding vs. sharing knowledge Lush, lyrical writing that still knows when to run Open the stacks.
Mind the whispers. Some doors remember who you were.