Errata

by Hal Duncan

First published 2013

In the city where names rot away, a prince walks through the end times while warriors clash for control of souls. Four interconnected stories weave together as characters navigate a place where words themselves become weapons and reality shifts like broken glass. The prince must reach the tower built from morning's bones while the city's heart pulses with temporal chaos. Each story reflects the others, creating multiple angles on the same desperate struggle. The battle rages not just in streets and buildings but in the very fabric of language and meaning. Victory means claiming the city's soul, but the cost may be losing everything that makes victory worth having. This is urban fantasy stripped down to its mythic core, where every word carries the weight of creation and destruction.

Genres: literary-fiction, fantasy, magical-realism, urban-fantasy

Vibes: dark, lyrical, thought-provoking

Tropes: epic, mythic

Setting: City

Period: End Times

89 pages · Paperback · New Sodom Press

Content warnings: violence

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