History of Loneliness

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Overview

A reflective narrative that charts the inner terrain of solitude across decades. The story follows an unnamed archivist cataloguing fragments of lives once intertwined, revealing how isolation shapes memory and identity. Quiet observations of everyday rituals illuminate the fragile line between chosen solitude and abandonment. As past and present converge, the novel asks what remains of love and connection when voices fade.

Who it's for

• Readers drawn to introspective literary fiction
• Book clubs interested in themes of memory and loss
• Those who appreciate sparse, lyrical prose

Key features

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