Beneath the Ink-Rain

di , ONNURI (Autore)

ONNURI, 2026

Beneath the Ink-Rain In the western alleys of Yeongyeong, the new capital, the first scent before dawn is always ink. Scholar Jang Seohan has spent his life among books, manuscripts, and the quiet labor of copying words onto paper. But when an itinerant bookseller is found dead with ink staining his hand, Seohan is drawn into a mystery surrounding a forbidden book: Song of Broken Names. The book has disappeared. So has one particular name. As the Royal Inspectorate begins its investigation, Seohan discovers that the missing book is connected to old records of Seolbyeok Fortress, where countless soldiers died without their names being properly preserved. A single clue—a numbered place on a shelf and a single dot—leads him toward a hidden history that powerful men would rather leave unwritten. The deeper he looks, the more dangerous books become. A royal kinsman wants the forbidden text. A high official wants the official record reduced to a single acceptable version. A gisaeng named Morae carries words that were never meant to survive. And somewhere between the pages, the memories of the nameless dead continue to wait. In a world where paper can be burned and names can be erased, Seohan begins to understand that writing is not merely a way of preserving the past. Sometimes, it is the only place where the past can remain alive. Beneath the Ink-Rain is a quiet historical literary mystery about books, memory, censorship, and the fragile power of a name. Atmospheric and contemplative, it follows the scent of ink through shadowed alleys, forbidden texts, forgotten records, and the lives of those who refuse to let the dead disappear completely.

• Autore: , ONNURI
• Anno edizione: 2026
• Editore: ONNURI
• Formato: EPUB2 con DRMFREE
• Lingua: Inglese
• Compatibilità: Tutti i dispositivi (eccetto Kindle)
• Layout: Reflowable
• EAN: 9798237805697