Chronicles of the Unseen: Sa'an Karha
"We are the Authors of our Own Fate,
So long as we Allow the Penman to Dictate
To our Freewill, and thus be in Compliance."
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A #WRITCO Mystery
(Enigma, thank you for the Inspiration)
⚒️
I AM
A
WRITER
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"Somewhere in the dust of forgotten tombs and the whispers of ancient civilizations, lies the truth," I murmur to myself, echoing the words of Stephen King. I am Sa'an Karha, an archaeologist of the page, my quill dipped in the ink of forgotten epochs. My books, a testament to the whispers of time, have a peculiar knack for resonating with readers in ways I never intend. You see, I don't just write about the past; I pull it into the present, a thread of reality woven through my words.
My phone buzzes, pulling me from my thoughts. It's another email from a reader, praising my latest release, "Bones of the Earth," but something about this message feels... off. The sender, Lucas Devereux, speaks of a discovery that could redefine human history. My heart races. This isn't the first time my stories have stirred the sediment of the past.
I glance around my cluttered study, the walls adorned with maps and artifacts, a silent testament to my obsession. The scent of aged paper and ink fills the room, mingling with the aroma of the exotic...
So long as we Allow the Penman to Dictate
To our Freewill, and thus be in Compliance."
🌈 📖
A #WRITCO Mystery
(Enigma, thank you for the Inspiration)
⚒️
I AM
A
WRITER
🦄 🦋
"Somewhere in the dust of forgotten tombs and the whispers of ancient civilizations, lies the truth," I murmur to myself, echoing the words of Stephen King. I am Sa'an Karha, an archaeologist of the page, my quill dipped in the ink of forgotten epochs. My books, a testament to the whispers of time, have a peculiar knack for resonating with readers in ways I never intend. You see, I don't just write about the past; I pull it into the present, a thread of reality woven through my words.
My phone buzzes, pulling me from my thoughts. It's another email from a reader, praising my latest release, "Bones of the Earth," but something about this message feels... off. The sender, Lucas Devereux, speaks of a discovery that could redefine human history. My heart races. This isn't the first time my stories have stirred the sediment of the past.
I glance around my cluttered study, the walls adorned with maps and artifacts, a silent testament to my obsession. The scent of aged paper and ink fills the room, mingling with the aroma of the exotic...