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Endless Nights

160 pages

A kaleidoscopic journey through the cosmic forces that shape human existence, told through mythic vignettes and breathtaking art.

What it feels like

Reading this collection feels like wandering through a gallery of dreams and nightmares, where each room offers a distinctly different emotional palette. The pace is steady, inviting you to linger over the wildly varied, breathtaking artwork that shifts from ethereal watercolors to jagged, chaotic collages. It is a deeply atmospheric experience, steeped in a mood that is at once melancholic, surreal, and darkly whimsical. The lyrical, mythic prose weaves together tales of cosmic siblings, exploring profound themes of inevitability, desire, and the fragile nature of humanity. It is a book for readers who crave philosophical dark fantasy and revel in the marriage of poetic storytelling and visionary illustration, leaving behind a lingering sense of cosmic awe.

Mood
  • dreamlike
  • surreal
  • atmospheric
  • haunting
Tone
  • mythic
  • melancholic
  • philosophical
  • darkly whimsical
Pace
steady
Themes
the nature of existence · sibling dynamics · inevitability · the power of storytelling · human frailty
The writing
Lyrical, poetic, and mythic, blending seamlessly with wildly diverse, evocative visual art.
The arc
Shifts from whimsical and tragic to deeply philosophical, ultimately leaving the reader with a sense of cosmic awe and quiet melancholy.
Who it's for
Fans of dark fantasy, myth-making, and surreal graphic storytelling who appreciate philosophical musings wrapped in gorgeous, varied artwork.
Content notes
  • graphic violence
  • sexual content
  • existential dread
  • body horror
  • grief

About the book

"Illustrated by Glenn Fabry... [et al.]"--Jacket. "Suggested for mature readers"--Jacket.

Description from Open Library.

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