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Erase Me
Ellie Oxford is a modern-day courtesan based in Brisbane, selling intimacy to those who struggle to find it. Nameless is the king of the internet, a Brazilian-American catapulted to global stardom by his refusal to be anything but himself.
Neither can let go of the other. Yet Nameless is disgusted by the empire he’s built and the world that made it possible, and Ellie’s elegant manipulations threaten to dissolve every boundary she’s drawn and every lie she’s lived by.
As their relationship spirals into obsession, paranoia, and self-destruction, both are confronted by a haunting when your entire existence is performative, what happens when that performance becomes more real than reality?
ERASE ME is the debut novel by cult Queensland author Jacob Markcrow, a tragicomic descent through a twenty-first century hyperreality where identity is a product, intimacy feels like salvation, and modernity begins to devour itself by giving you everything you thought you wanted.
Neither can let go of the other. Yet Nameless is disgusted by the empire he’s built and the world that made it possible, and Ellie’s elegant manipulations threaten to dissolve every boundary she’s drawn and every lie she’s lived by.
As their relationship spirals into obsession, paranoia, and self-destruction, both are confronted by a haunting when your entire existence is performative, what happens when that performance becomes more real than reality?
ERASE ME is the debut novel by cult Queensland author Jacob Markcrow, a tragicomic descent through a twenty-first century hyperreality where identity is a product, intimacy feels like salvation, and modernity begins to devour itself by giving you everything you thought you wanted.
402 pages, Paperback
Published November 1, 2025
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