A man is cast by an unfamiliar God into a vast, incomprehensible Hell - a labyrinth library of books containing the stories of every life ever lived.

His only way out is to find the single book that tells his own story. But along the seemingly infinite shelves lies every possible combination of letters. Trapped within this maze of meaninglessness, the absurdity of existence becomes impossible to ignore.

A life-changing, existential novella, Steven L. Peck's modern classic explores a subversive vision of eternity, taking the reader on a journey through the afterlife of a world where everything everyone believed in turns out to be wrong.

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Steven L. Peck is a Professor of Biology and is widely published in evolutionary ecology and the philosophy of biology. Currently, he is studying the soundscape ecology of birds and insects. Peck is also an award-winning novelist, essayist, and poet - the author of six novels and two books of poetry. He grew up playing in the red-rock country around Moab, Utah, where he learned to love nature and imaginative literature.