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Truth of the Divine
In the latest installment of the Noumena series, “Truth of the Divine.” Lindsay Ellis takes readers on an alternate history where the truth about extraterrestrial life is shrouded in secrecy. As world tensions rise, the human race grapples with granting human rights to nonhuman beings. The protagonist, Cora Sabino, finds herself as the communication intermediary between the enigmatic alien entity, Ampersand, and his government handlers.
However, their relationship takes an unexpected turn as Cora discovers a mysterious connection with Ampersand that is both painful and intimate. As secrets unravel a journalist uncovers more than he should. Cora and Kaveh must join forces to convince a fearful world of intelligent beings. Regardless of their appearance or intentions, deserve to be recognized as persons.
Lindsay Ellis
In this thought-provoking novel, Lindsay Ellis delves into the complexities of defining personhood and explores the blurred lines between humanity and otherworldly beings. Cora’s trust in Kaveh becomes crucial as they navigate a world on the brink of chaos. Striving to shed light on the truth and challenge preconceived notions about what it means to be a person.
As the arrival of a mysterious agent of chaos looms. The stakes are raised even higher, threatening to ignite an already unstable world. With her unique voice, Ellis skillfully examines the fundamental questions of humanity and morality. The limits of the human mind in the face of extraterrestrial intelligence.
Truth of the Divine
Through the lens of this gripping narrative, “Truth of the Divine” not only explores the concept of personhood but also delves into the nature of monsters. Lindsay Ellis invites readers to contemplate the fine line between what is considered monstrous and what is simply different. As the characters grapple with their fears and prejudices, the novel challenges readers to question their perceptions and biases. With her masterful storytelling and deep exploration of these themes, Ellis offers a stunning and thought-provoking reading experience that will leave readers pondering the boundaries of humanity long after they turn the final page.
Lindsay Ellis
About The Author
Lindsay Ellis is a talented author and video essayist in media, narrative, and film theory. She is also involved in co-writing and co-hosting the fiction-focused web series It’s Lit! for PBS Digital Studios. Lindsay’s educational background includes studying Cinema Studies at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts and earning her MFA in Film and Television Production from USC’s School of Cinematic Arts, with a focus on documentary and screenwriting. Currently residing in Long Beach, CA, Lindsay can be found on Twitter @thelindsayellis and Instagram @namebrandlindsay.
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