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Hi Vasyl :)Your unique book/multimedia work sounds intriguing! I looked at the website also and I love the illustrations :))
Please could you clarify, are there any descriptions of violence/torture within your book? Unfortunately, I wouldnt be able to read it if the answer is yes, otherwise, I might :)
Thank you,
Jasmine

Some literary styles describe what happens to a person.
This one asks what remains inside the person after everything has happened.
Prophetic CineRealism™ + TheraScope™ was developed through the literary work The One Who Is Never Late. It combines cinematic scenes, broken rhythm, silence, psychological tension, spiritual searching and the quiet movement of conscience.
Here, the most important event may happen between two sentences.
A character does not simply face an external conflict. The scene becomes a place where the reader encounters something personal — a memory, a question, a silence or a truth that cannot be explained away.
This is not a genre and not a writing formula. It is an authorial approach to presence, inner transformation and the invisible meaning beneath an event.
The official Silentus website presents the world of this style, its literary background and the ideas that stand behind it.
If you are a writer, or simply a reader interested in literature with psychological, spiritual and cinematic depth, you are invited to enter the project and explore it for yourself:
https://silentus.org/index.php/produc...
Vasyl Vasko — Silentus