CONFLUENCE
When her realities coalesce, they transcend the boundaries of reason.
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CONFLUENCE CONFLUENCE follows a woman whose merging realities dismantle the limits of reason, revealing the vast and unstable terrain of perception itself. At the intersection of psychological tension and speculative vision, the novel examines what remains when certainty collapses. |
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Overview |
CONFLUENCE examines the convergence of parallel realities within the architecture of a single consciousness. What begins as subtle instability deepens into an encounter with layered existence, where perception fractures, reforms, and reveals a structure previously unseen. |
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A seemingly ordinary woman becomes aware that her reality is no longer singular. Separate dimensions begin to intersect within her lived experience — memory overlapping with possibility, certainty dissolving into ambiguity, the conceivable merging with the unimaginable. |
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Converging realities |
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About |
James W. Hawk was born in New Eagle, Pennsylvania, and grew up in East Cleveland, Ohio. With academic foundations in Architecture and Mechanical Engineering, his work reflects structural precision applied to philosophical inquiry. |
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Critical |
Dr. Raymond Foery, Professor Emeritus of Film, Television, and Media Arts, writes:
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Publication |
On August 27, 2023, Confluence ranked |
