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Primrose did not intend to change the city. She only listened. When a quiet practice takes root at the edge of stone and river, it begins to reveal what the city has learned to hide-voices left unrecorded, silences mistaken for safety, care mistaken for control. As listening spreads without permission, systems built on order and containment strain to name, regulate, and erase what they do not understand. But some things cannot be erased. Rooted in forest myth and quiet defiance, What Cannot Be Erased is a lyrical fantasy about witnessing, consent, and the power of presence. Told in spare, evocative prose, it follows one woman's crossing between city and wood-and the practice that outlives her. This is a standalone novel for readers drawn to atmospheric, philosophical fantasy: a story about listening as an act of courage, about spaces that refuse ownership, and about what remains when all attempts at control have failed.

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