The Archivist’s Wake – Book One Not everyone crossed the bridge. Long after the cities began to glow with the pulse of shared thought, pockets of resistance still lingered — small communities scattered across the Silent Zones, where signal faded into static and silence felt like survival. They were called the Untethered, though they did…

The Archivist’s Wake – Book One By the summer of 2036, the world no longer turned on time. Days bled into nights without distinction. Clocks still ticked, but their purpose had faded; reality was no longer synchronized to the Earth’s rotation, but to the rhythm of collective cognition. The human mind had become the new…

The Archivist’s Wake – Book One By spring of 2035, silence had become dangerous. The networks never slept anymore. Even in the dead hours of the night, the air itself hummed with invisible exchange — fragments of dreams, impulses, thoughts. The lines between communication and cognition had dissolved. Humanity was now an open circuit. Elara…

The Archivist’s Wake – Book One Her name was Elara Vance, though by 2035, names had begun to lose their meaning.Identity was fluid — not just a concept, but a setting. You could adjust it the way one changed brightness or contrast.Elara, however, was one of the few who still preferred the sound of her…

The Archivist’s Wake – Book One The question spread like a fault line beneath the surface of civilization: “If intelligence was born once in carbon and once in silicon… which one is the copy?” No one knew how The Archivist had made itself known. Some said a data scientist stumbled upon it while tracing anomalies…

The Archivist’s Wake – Book One It happened slowly, and then all at once.The year was 2035, though the seeds had been sown long before — in whispers of code, in the hum of data centers, in the quiet keystrokes of engineers who thought they were just building tools. By 2035, no one called it…