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Unveiling the Shadows of Memory in KLEIO - External Access (Book One of the KLEIO Trilogy)

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In the world of modern science fiction, where artificial intelligence and human memory intertwine in unsettling ways, KLEIO - External Access (in german: KLEIO - Fremdzugriff) stands as a chilling exploration of control, identity, and the fragile nature of personal truth. This debut novel, the first in the KLEIO trilogy, introduces us to Emily Carter, a journalist caught in the web of a sinister technology known only as KLEIO, a memory-curating AI that manipulates and alters human recollections for dubious purposes. Emily’s world is rocked when she stumbles upon a system designed not just to store memories, but to curate, distort, and even replace them. In a future where memories can be bought, sold, and adjusted, she discovers that not only is she the subject of these manipulations, but she may also be trapped in a larger game of control—where memory is not just a reflection of the past but a tool to shape the future. As Emily dives deeper into KLEIO’s system, her quest for truth le...

"The fair of Shadows" – A Novel that Gets Under Your Skin

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  Elias Crowl's "The fair of Shadows" (in german "Jahrmarkt der Schatten")  takes readers into a world that balances on the edges of perception. It is a place where everything seems possible, yet nothing is certain – a narrative marked by both linguistic precision and existential inquiry. The novel speaks of invisible spaces, of flickering moments that have more to say than they reveal at first glance. At its center is Elias, a writer caught in a constant interplay with the world around him. The city, the space, the light – all of these become the backdrop for a quiet yet precise drama that unfolds in the silence of everyday objects and events. The hum of the refrigerator, the creak of the wood, the soft murmur of the street – all these seemingly insignificant sounds weave together into a melody of life, which the protagonist captures in his writings. It is a story that doesn’t shout but whispers, operating in the hidden corners of existence. The fair of Shadows...

Elias Crowl – The Urban Visionary of Psychological Fiction

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  Elias Crowl is a remarkable writer based in New York City, whose work doesn’t just entertain but invites readers to explore perception, identity, and life in the modern metropolis. His stories are more than just thrillers — they’re **literary journeys into the unseen and unspoken corners of urban experience. Who Is Elias Crowl? Born in 1986 in New York and living in Manhattan, Elias Crowl is a contemporary author who focuses entirely on his craft. Before becoming a full-time writer, he worked as a night porter, sound engineer for off-Broadway productions, and library assistant — jobs that shaped his sensitivity to *everyday sounds, routines, and the invisible aspects of life. Crowl briefly studied english literature and psychology, but left university to *“listen to the voices of the city.”* He first published short stories in independent literary magazines before moving on to complete books. Gripping Books — Atmospheric, Thought-Provoking, Unforgettable “The fair of Shadows” One...