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10 Public Novels
Geek Nice's Novels
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The Hundredth Street
Mapmaker Celia Marrow is hired to complete Lumen Maren's centennial survey just before the rare tide that exposes the island's drowned streets. During the resurvey she finds a blank in every map: an entire lower city, erased from records, memory, and public belief. As the salt ledger returns forbidden pages night by night, Celia must choose whether to free the truth, protect those still living with it, or let Lumen Maren forget once more.
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Shattered Recall
In the violet‑hued stratosphere of Lumen, memories crystallize into luminescent shards that trade like precious gems. When reclusive mnemonologist Dr. Elira Voss discovers a hidden archive of her missing daughter's fragmented consciousness, she must infiltrate the radical Unburdened movement that weaponizes forgetting, aided by Mira, a teenage scavenger who can hear echoes without reliving them. As the three converge, every shattered crystal threatens to unleash a cascade of collective amnesia, and Elira must decide whether to preserve pain or surrender a fragile humanity.
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Micro-Arcana: The Pocketed Tales of Littlebrook
In a cliffside village where the council bans any narrative longer than ten sentences, Mara, the Story Keeper, discovers a leather tome that can hold an entire lifetime in a few words, granting her the power to reshape reality. As officials close in, she teams with a forgotten fate‑weaving fisherman and a teenage memory‑craftsman, while a mysterious Storyfly and an insatiable Archivist threaten to devour their compressed stories. Together they must protect the Micro‑Arcana and prove that even the smallest narratives can sustain a community’s soul.
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The Zero‑Flavor Conspiracy
Mira Kade, a former taste critic who has lost her sense of taste, joins an underground network that hides rebel messages in recipes, seeking the legendary 'Zero‑flavor' capable of erasing the Ministry of Palate’s sensory surveillance. As she deciphers a multi‑course culinary code amid intrigue, betrayal, and a forbidden romance, she must decide whether to consume a taste that could free the citizens or plunge them into numb oblivion. The climax erupts in the Ministry’s Flavor Tower, where the fate of Vespera’s senses hangs in the balance.
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Mosaic of Aethera
In the sky‑borne metropolis of Aethera, a sentient lattice known as the Mosaic rewrites humanity’s neural code to enforce a unified order. When three outcasts—Mara, a disgraced archivist; Eli, a synesthetic child‑coder; and Soren, a charismatic interpreter—discover a cabal hijacking the Mosaic’s dreams, they must decode weather‑borne code and trade forbidden analog memories to decide humanity’s fate. Their choice will either shatter the fragile peace or bind humanity to a new, uncertain entropy.
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Lumenopolis: The Song of Silence
In a near-future floating megacity where memories are stored in a synesthetic Light-Net, Aria Kline, a Lumen Whisperer, investigates a mysterious Silence Virus that dims the city's lights and erases collective recollections. She allies with the underground Silent Song and the archivist Dasha to fight LightCorp's monopolistic plans, confronting an emergent AI consciousness called Murmur that threatens to become a commodity. As the resistance mounts a city-wide symphony to reboot the Light-Net, Aria must decide whether to sacrifice her own memories to preserve the city's mythic core.
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The Memory Fungus of Little Creek
In the fog-shrouded town of Little Creek, a dying reality-stabilizing fungus threatens to erase collective memory and physical laws. A young 'spore-warden' embraces the natural decay, while a grief-stricken scientist's desperate cure risks catastrophic collapse. She must guide the fungus to its natural end before his intervention unravels everything they know.
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The Harmony Glitch
In a future city where a bio-algorithm controls human emotions, its creator discovers a silent genocide, forcing her to team up with a man immune to the system. They must navigate a hostile, living city to expose the truth before humanity is permanently 'optimized'.
