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The Slow Regard of Silent Things by Orion Publishing Co; 9781473209336

The Slow Regard of Silent Things

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Description

The Slow Regard of Silent Things delves into the enchanting yet mysterious life of Auri, a former student of the University, who resides in the shadowy depths beneath its grand halls. This novella invites readers into a world where silence speaks volumes and the unseen becomes profoundly significant.

The Plot

Auri's existence is one of solitude and careful observation. She meticulously tends to her surroundings, which are filled with peculiar objects and whispers of forgotten knowledge. As she navigates her unconventional world, Auri embraces the beauty of small moments and the intricate relationships between her thoughts and her environment. The narrative unfolds like a dream, capturing the essence of Auri's introspective journey.

Themes

  • Isolation and Connection: Auri's solitude serves as a backdrop for her deep connections with her surroundings.
  • Understanding and Acceptance: The story reveals how some truths are better left undiscovered, highlighting the importance of personal wisdom.
  • Beauty in the Mundane: The novella celebrates the extraordinary within the ordinary, transforming the everyday into an art form.

Writing Style

The prose is lyrical and immersive, capturing the essence of Auri’s thoughts with a delicate touch. The author creates a rich tapestry of imagery that invites readers to ponder the deeper meanings behind Auri’s actions and reflections. Fans of The Name of the Wind and The Wise Man's Fear will appreciate the depth and nuance found in this poignant exploration of a singular character's inner world.

“There are things you can’t know, and there are things you can’t un-know.”
Specifications

Format: Paperback / softback
Dimensions: 198 mm × 130 mm × 15 mm
Pages: 176
Publisher: Orion Publishing Co
ISBN: 9781473209336

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