The Inexistent Library
Andrea AsteExplore the labyrinth of meandering rooms collecting enigmatic voluminous volumes in which fantasy intertwines with philosophy, art, history, and forgotten languages; imagination is a way to understand our reality. Welcome to my oneiric world.
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The Hall of Justice: Where Shadows Weigh the Soul
A sudden scream, distant and shrill, pierced the silence of the night. I felt my blood freezing in my veins. I stood still, motionless, with the candelabra in my hand, clenching it tighter and tighter until my hand started aching. It was th...
The Fire Within: The Phoenix and the Trial of the Soul
The Castle can sometimes be an unsettling place to explore. Your own footsteps echo through deserted rooms, no one to speak with, no one to share ideas or emotions. Yet I understand the reason behind this. The Castle is a mirror of my soul,...
The Discombobulator. Issue N.0
It is time to unveil one of the greatest projects, and perhaps one of the greatest dreams, of my life: The Discombobulator.
Architecture of Esoterica: The Power of Storytelling
“The purpose of a storyteller is not to tell you how to think, but to give you questions to think upon.” -Brandon Sanderson
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