Everly is invited to visit a mysterious building, where she finds herself in a constant state of déjà vu, impossibly certain that she's already lived through all these moments. She sets out to uncover the secrets of the building and its residents, only to discover more about herself than she was prepared to know.
Everly is invited to visit a mysterious building, where she finds herself in a constant state of déjà vu, impossibly certain that she's already lived through all these moments. She sets out to uncover the secrets of the building and its residents, only to discover more about herself than she was prepared to know.
Abigail Miles decided to dedicate her life to stories from a young age, leading first to majoring in creative writing in college and now to spending far too much of her time attached to her computer, composing stories and books. Abigail currently lives in Boston, where all her time (or very nearly all her time) is spent in some combination of writing books, reading books, baking, eating said baked goods, making tea to go along with said baked goods, drinking said tea while eating said baked goods and writing and/or reading said books. Sometimes she does actual work, too. In 2021, she was part of a Tin House Workshop and has had short fiction published through various platforms, including Cold Mountain Review, Strange Fictions, Bending Genres, The Quiet Ones, Marathon Lit Review, and Bookends Review. The Building That Wasn't is her first novel.
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