Dick Award–winning author Meg Elison “The Library of the Unwritten is a story about stories: ones we tell ourselves, the ones we tell others, and the ones buried so deep we hope no Unmissable and unforgettable prepare to read the Unwritten.” -Philip K.

It’s as unforgettable as your first taste of chocolate or your first glimpse of Hell. With a masterful sense of the canon that is and the canon that never was, Hackwith has presented the world with a flashing, flaming jewel of a book. Put coins over your eyes and climb aboard with your library card in hand this book will take you where you need to go. A baroquely imagined and totally unexpected original take on such well-worn topics as Hell, libraries, and the difference between what never was and what never will be. A new voice rises in the jewel-toned arena of Valente, Gaiman, and Funke. An erudite and engaging pleasure cruise through Hell. A book lovers’ book a supreme and masterful concoction that makes fresh fiction out of dusty Dante and boring Bible bits. An unforgettable, crave-worthy experience. The read is rich and robust, the prose has layers upon layers, and the characters melt like ganache upon the tongue. What follows is a delightful and poignant fantasy adventure that delivers a metric ton of found-family feels and reminds us that the hardest stories to face can be the ones we tell about ourselves.” -New York Times bestselling author Kit Rocha “The Library of the Unwritten is a tiered dark chocolate cake of a book. I am so glad I read this.” -Seanan McGuire, author of In an Absent Dream “A muse, an undead librarian, a demon, and a ghost walk into Valhalla. Stories about story are some of my favorite kinds. Praise for The Library of the Unwritten “This book is so much fun, and you should be reading it.

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