LIFE BY A THOUSAND DEATHS

[This is real life] In a world where each moment seems like a fleeting reflection of the past, our protagonist journeys through the echoes of what it seems to be a life through many deaths and an endless cycle. Haunted by his own memories and the weight of untold rebirths, the protagonist seeks meaning in the unending cycle of death and deception. This is the story of a neglected soul who carries the burden of many versions of himself, each one more fragile and fractured than the last, as he battles against time, fate, his own demons, prejudice and social demise-one which promises both revelation and ruin.

The book aims to be written in a style that focuses on how the characters and situations make the protagonist feel, rather than describing how they look. It delves deep into the emotional landscape, highlighting the protagonist's internal struggle and the impact of events on his psyche. Its aphantasia at its best.

This is a tale for those who question the value of beginnings, the cruelty of existence, and the hope hidden within despair.

For those who enjoy philosophical explorations, dark fantasy, and the ever-present tension between life and oblivion.