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Damian Ehrenburg

Some call Blackstone a city. They lie.

The Novel: "The Rot"

Book cover for 'The Rot'

Some call Blackstone a city. They lie. Blackstone is the silence that listens.

Three figures walk its scar-like streets. An artist, charting the maps of decay. A haunted detective, searching for his lost daughter. And a scientist, trying to find logic in the geometry of the fever.

They all seek the source of the sickness, unaware they are fighting not chaos, but Order. The cold and perfect Order of Vincent Crow, who turned fear into law.

This book is their mirror. Do not gaze into it for too long.

The Game: "Freedom in Rot"

Poster for the game 'Freedom in Rot'

Documentation Protocol 7-B.

Recovered from the archives of the Ashworth Research Institute — the birthplace of the Rot.

Psychological impact has not been studied. Sanity is not guaranteed.

About the Author

An author and developer of urban dark fiction, at the intersection of psychological horror, literature, and interactive art.

In my work, the City is not a backdrop, but a living, thinking organism. Its decay is merely the shape of a new, monstrous order. Whether on the pages of a novel or in an interactive protocol, I explore the nature of fear, the boundaries of reality, and how the City both reflects and shapes our inner nightmares.

Welcome to the silence.