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At Blackthorn University, knowledge is currency-and authorship is collateral. When a doctoral candidate defends a thesis on institutional memory, something goes wrong. The defense is recorded, approved, and filed-yet no committee member remembers attending. Citations vanish. Supervisors disappear. Entire academic lineages dissolve, leaving behind only gaps in the record and a growing sense that the work itself is alive. As the candidate searches for answers, they uncover a forbidden pattern: certain ideas are not meant to belong to people. They belong to institutions. And when someone tries to claim originality, the cost is not rejection-it is erasure. Thesis of the Unremembered is a psychologically devastating gothic horror novel about academia as a predatory system, where thought is metabolized, identity is archived, and the self becomes a temporary interface for knowledge that refuses to die. Told with escalating dread and intellectual terror, this story blurs the line between authorship and annihilation. If you have ever feared being forgotten-or worse, remembered only as a footnote-this novel will haunt you long after the final page. Some ideas change the world. Others make the world forget you ever existed.

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