Name: THE HALF THAT LISTENS (en Inglés)
SKU: 68995221
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Author: THAKUR, SHIVAM
ISBN: 9798173189639

portada THE HALF THAT LISTENS (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Independently published

Autor

THAKUR, SHIVAM

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

217

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9798173189639

THE HALF THAT LISTENS (en Inglés)

Thakur, Shivam (Autor) · Independently published · Tapa Blanda

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THE HALF THAT LISTENS SHIVAM THAKUR "Some doors are built to be opened. This one was built to be kept shut." The restoration has reached the west wing of Sonaghar — a merchant’s mansion in Jaisalmer, famous in the city, unknown beyond it — and the west wing has begun to disagree with its own architecture. There is a doorway that appears on no plan. A wall that measures thicker every year it is measured. And in the family archive, arranged with loving care to hide one thing in plain sight: a glass negative, exposed in February 1900, in which half a shadow stands where no man could stand. The archivist hired to make sense of it is Kabir Kaul — son of a surveyor who photographed this same house in 1987 and walked out of his own life soon after, leaving behind a single instruction: begin with the photographs. The photographs lead Kabir back to the famine year of 1900, to two brothers and a bond sworn before the water, to a door walled up while one brother waited on a road that never brought him home — and to the patient thing that has kept the other half of the promise for a hundred and twenty-five years. "Now the wall is coming down. And the half that listens has begun to speak." A novel of supernatural horror, broken bonds, and the terrible arithmetic of what we owe.