“Light clung to the bottle and fractured into spinning shards, tracing the quiet curve of its body like an image engraved by an eye outside of time.”
EKSUVIYA
A Novel from the Threshold
A fracture in perception. A door appearing where no door should be. A descent into the liminal, the sensual, the unmaking of self.
Fragments
“The black of the door was not a colour but a gravity — something pulling on him, on his thoughts, on his shadow.”
“Light spilled from his chest — not light, but something brighter than light, something that unmade every boundary.”
“He had always felt a muted need to feed a hidden pocket of shadow meant to counterbalance an excess of light.”
“The place felt like a living organism: corridors that shifted like veins, shadows that breathed, a geometry changing at every step.”
About
A single flicker is enough.
A door appears — an impossibly black threshold, unreal in its stillness.
It opens onto a forbidden sanctuary
where desire, chaos, and consciousness blur into the indistinguishable.
There, the boundary between desire and loss folds, coils, collapses — until it becomes the desire for loss.
For Clément, the fall is not a danger — it is an attraction. An initiation through shadows, bodies and visions, where each step erases a little more of who he thought he was.
Eksuviya explores dissociation, mystical dread, and the peculiar tenderness of allowing the self to come undone — a psychic, sensual, and brutal descent, from which no return is promised.
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Adult literary fiction (18+). Contains intense psychological themes, hallucinations and altered perception, body-horror elements, symbolic violence, sexual situations involving consenting adults, depictions of mental distress and loss of reality, as well as themes related to addiction and dissociation.