The Society of Schilling and the forbidden door. Life is a Story - story.one - Hale, J.
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Have you ever had such a palpable dream that you thought you could taste, touch, and even smell it? What happens when you cannot separate dreams from reality anymore?When Isa regains consciousness underneath a canal bridge somewhere in London, she is not just figuratively but also literally speaking at the lowest she has ever been. Ever since her father's death, her mind has deteriorated. Or so she believes.When she meets Jody, a young sightler, she realises that the images and faces she sees through clouds and thick curtains of dust are not dreams at all. Before she knows it, she is in the…mehr

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Have you ever had such a palpable dream that you thought you could taste, touch, and even smell it? What happens when you cannot separate dreams from reality anymore?When Isa regains consciousness underneath a canal bridge somewhere in London, she is not just figuratively but also literally speaking at the lowest she has ever been. Ever since her father's death, her mind has deteriorated. Or so she believes.When she meets Jody, a young sightler, she realises that the images and faces she sees through clouds and thick curtains of dust are not dreams at all. Before she knows it, she is in the middle of two opposing fronts in a world she knows nothing about, while battling with her own abilities.
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J. Hale was born in the early 90s in Germany. At the age of 16, she moved to the United Kingdom by herself. Only then was she diagnosed with dyslexia. Thus her affinity for fantastical and romantic stories, she never thought entitled to express. As a result, she searched for a non-written creative outlet.Struggling to find fulfilment in her visual creativity, and because she couldn't find enough of the kind of books she enjoyed reading, she started writing stories. Finally, some of the characters, relationships, places, and worlds she had held hostage in her head for years were released onto the page.