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In a future where emotion is regulated, memory is currency. The Department of Forgetting promises peace through erasure, heartbreak, grief, even love can be traded for credits and calm. Cal Weaver is an auditor for the state, a man who spends his days deleting other people's pain. His life is built on routine and silence, until a single anomaly appears in his files: a fragment of joy that refuses to be erased. As Cal begins to hear echoes of forgotten voices, he's drawn into the forbidden depths of the city's memory vaults, where human feeling has been archived, sold, and repurposed. What he finds below will force him to choose between the safety of ignorance and the danger of remembering what it means to be alive. The Memory Tax is a haunting speculative novel about the cost of comfort, the fragility of identity, and the quiet rebellion of remembering in a world built to forget.

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