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Hadron
In a time when men can be rewritten, memory is the last act of resistance.
Raised deep beneath the ice by a father who insists that remembering is survival, Hadron believes he is one of the last true humans alive. When that belief shatters, he is driven through an entanglement of tunnels, engineered bodies, and violent echoes of himself.
As identity fractures and his world begins to collapse, Hadron must choose what to believe—and what to preserve.
Hadron is a literary speculative novel about memory, inheritance, and the fragile line between what is made and what endures.
Raised deep beneath the ice by a father who insists that remembering is survival, Hadron believes he is one of the last true humans alive. When that belief shatters, he is driven through an entanglement of tunnels, engineered bodies, and violent echoes of himself.
As identity fractures and his world begins to collapse, Hadron must choose what to believe—and what to preserve.
Hadron is a literary speculative novel about memory, inheritance, and the fragile line between what is made and what endures.
335 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 9, 2026
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Andrew Wonacott
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