Nonexistentialism

Reads 64
Votes 8
Parts 4
Time 42m

Reads 64
Votes 8
Parts 4
Time 42m

Mature

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"Welcome to Nonexistence, where those who've died continue to live on as ideas."

Such is the greeting that Umu Nanoko, overseer of Nonexistence, offers to everyone who passes through, cursed to remain here until they're forgotten by their loved ones.

Nonexistentialism follows Umu's narrative as she recounts her experiences in Nonexistence. Through her story, insight is given into what it might be like to cease existing to the living world.All Rights Reserved

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