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A Grey Birth is a quiet, unsettling novel about transformation, perception, and the cost of crossing a threshold that was never meant to be explained. William is a solitary linguist whose work focuses on ancient symbols - marks that predate language and resist translation. When his research begins to reorder not only his thinking but his body, the structures meant to interpret change start to fail. Medicine offers no answers. Identity loosens. Meaning stops arriving from outside. As he withdraws into desert landscapes and forgotten spaces, William confronts a choice familiar to anyone who has crossed too far inward: to return with an explanation, or to let the process complete in silence. Some will read A Grey Birth as a story of contact. Others will recognise something closer to initiation. Neither science fiction nor conventional allegory, this novel resists interpretation. It offers no revelations, only consequences - and asks what must be surrendered when understanding comes too early, or too completely.

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