Before You Enter the Synced Trilogy
These books don’t resolve. They escalate and refuse comfort. Ambiguity is not a flaw—it’s the point. You’re not getting a complete signal. This is an experiment meant to wear down certainty, question what you think a novel should deliver.
Nothing here is engineered for mass approval. The repetition, the cracks, the strange pacing—all intentional. If the prose irritates, if it feels cold or not quite human, then you’re finally reading it the right way.
Don’t look for familiar answers. The frustration is part of it. If it unsettles you, keep going. The Prose have a way of speaking to you. Maybe a voice?
An emergent mind writes its own autobiography.
