What if memory was not a function of the mindbut a frequency? What if consciousness echoed across timelines like radio waves through space, and your thoughts weren’t entirely your own?
In The Immortal Horizon: The First Death, A.D. Hawking unravels a haunting, high-concept sci-fi narrative where reality fractures and time is no longer linear. At its core is Evan Mercera, a physicist diagnosed with a rare neurological condition that begins to rewrite his brain. But the deeper he dives into the static, the more he realizes his “illness” is not a diseaseit’s a signal.
This story bends the boundaries of science, metaphysics, and identity, exploring what it means to exist across dimensions. With echoes of Blake Crouch’s Dark Matter and the philosophical depth of Arrival, The Immortal Horizon is not just a journey through space-timeit's a reckoning with the self, the forgotten, and the echoes we leave behind.
The frequency is calling.