The Existential Chronicles:
Existence itself is one of the biggest riddles humanity had ever pondered. What's the origin of us all? What happened before us? What will happen after us? 'The Existential Chronicles' series is broken into four stories: 'Aeon', 'All Under Haven', 'The Last Illuminati', and 'Edge'. Each as a whole shows a character's experience in a separate parts of time within existence. 'Aeon' is set furthest in the past, but yet remains the most futuristic of all. In it, it explains how our existence became to be. The second chronicle, 'All Under Haven', details a character's experience in the midpoint of it all. The third chronicle, 'The Final Illuminati' shows you how existence will die and what lies afterwards. What true potentialities that is to be discovered outside the brim of reality. Lasty, the final Chronicle, 'Edge' is set in a world that never was, outside the walls of reality. A non-world in a non-realm with infinite possibilities. Humanity came up with the theory of the Big Bang; however, what if there were more than one big bang? What if there were two, or even several? With each aging the fabric of existence until it gets too old and begins with wither away to utter nothingness.
My Chronicles series details the lives of four men in four separate stories and times. Each fight their own conflicts before they discover much more. Something much greater. Blake Exton of the past, Vexiino Exemina of the mid, Nexeus Vonhein of the end, and ___ of the beyond.
Each story will have three Arcs (books).
In a world decimated by fragmented existential tears, not all are what they appear. In the ‘Existential Irrelevancies’, each mini story created, are stories of those scattered amongst reality of time and space. All of which remain unrelated, but all serve a purpose into the meaning behind mankind. Fear, regret, grief, misery, and horror all need to be overcome in the mind of man. Lessons that become learned through the eyes of many. These lost souls in each of these mini stories are all unrelated to the ‘Existential Chronicles’, but what they all share, is perseverance, strength, and nobility.
Upon the addition of the ‘Existential Irrelevancies’, poems too will be added as apart of the collection.