The Prison: Collector’s Manuscript Edition

The Prison – A Gripping Existential Novel of Tyranny, Identity, and the Inescapable Nature of LifeIn The Prison, a powerful and thought-provoking work of existential fiction, a young man teeters on the edge of nihilism as his world collapses around him. His father lies forgotten in a cold aged care home. A tragic 19th-century French love story echoes through time. And in the shadows of a modern authoritarian regime, a quiet rebellion simmers.Blending philosophical fiction, dystopian themes, and psychological depth, The Prison is a must-read for fans of Albert Camus, George Orwell, and Kafka. It’s a chilling yet poetic reflection on freedom, control, and what it means to exist in a world where meaning itself seems to be vanishing.”They were confronted by the very nature of a different kind of prison all together, one of totality, one of finality, one that no one can break out of. For you see, this was not a prison to escape from, because there was nowhere and nothing to escape to.This, was the prison of life.”