How far?

How far?

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Sep 16, 2025
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This scene captures the tension of that awakening, a glimpse into the infinite questions that drive the larger story, and reveals unsettling and worrying truths. It is taken from the introduction of a novel I'm writing about a man named Slade, who begins to question the very nature of his reality. In the quiet of a lab, his thoughts spiral outward, where what he sees, what he knows, and what he believes now all feel fragile, incomplete, as if the world itself is only a fragment of something far larger. Unknowingly, he is being observed by a silent watcher whose own existence hints at layers of reality stretching beyond the human eye. Where did this watcher come from? Another world? Another universe? Only one way to find out...
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