Wmax Vell

Contact: Zero Type (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

CONTACT: ZERO TYPE is a dark philosophical science fiction novel exploring the consequences of humanity's response to the unknown. When a silent anomaly enters human awareness, systems of power, defence, and logic begin to redefine its existence - not as mystery, but as threat.

Through precise, restrained narration, the novel examines how civilisation chooses certainty over curiosity, control over comprehension, and resolution over presence. As protocols tighten and decisions crystallise, the silence of the anomaly becomes a mirror reflecting humanity's deepest limitations.

This is not a story about invasion or conquest. It is a meditation on restraint, fear, and the irreversible moment when the unknown is destroyed simply because it refuses to explain itself.

CONTACT: ZERO TYPE exposes the architecture of a world where decision replaces understanding - and where silence becomes the most dangerous truth of all.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: WMAX VELL
• Erscheinungstermin: 21. November 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798231739547
• Artikelnr.: 76011112

Autorenporträt

WMAX VELL is a multidisciplinary author and conceptual creator whose work explores the intersection of perception, identity, and subtle psychological landscapes.

SUBSTRATE was written during a formative period between 2014 and 2015 and later refined for publication in 2025. The novella reflects an introspective worldview shaped by quiet observation, emotional restraint, and a persistent fascination with the unseen structures governing human experience.

Rather than focusing on linear narratives or traditional genre conventions, WMAX VELL constructs atmospheric spaces where mood, symbolism, and internal transformation guide the reader. The artistic approach prioritizes presence over explanation, leaving space for interpretation and lingering resonance.

SUBSTRATE stands as both a narrative and a fragment of the author's evolving inner archive.