Rene Descartes Does Not Exist (The Abyss Laughs Book 1)

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Rene Descartes Does Not Exist peals with the undercurrent of plangent chimes in a forgotten gloaming . . . There persists a revelation which cannot be defined, but which is captured by the crude eyes of certain dolls. Within are Tsalalic, broken staircases which lead to nowhere, untidy, resistentialist galaxies of dark stars. A Ligottian antinovel, a surrealist literary criticism of House of Leaves, Psalms of the Silent, Fictional Observers, and Untidy Starving Shadows, it creaks and creeps among howling passages. The pages resonate with groaning undercurrents of masking things which are what they would not be, a mask for pandemonium. Within are phantasms, mirrors, burrowing universes.

These untidy pages contain ergodic, cosmic, and Poetic experimental elements, seeded by H.P. Lovecraft, Thomas Ligotti, Mark Z. Danielewski, Wagner’s The River of Night’s Dreaming, and kin. The author has striven to acknowledge mythopoeia.