Walk the gleaming avenues of the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition-a breathtaking city of invention, spectacle, and light. Through the eyes of a meticulous observer, experience every marvel: the Ferris wheel turning against the sky, the fountains dancing in perfect rhythm, the hum of humanity in awe.
But beneath the grandeur lies another kind of genius-one that sees order where others see wonder, patterns where others see joy. In this hauntingly immersive novella, the line between observer and architect blurs, and the greatest fair ever built becomes a stage for a chilling exploration of perception, control, and the shadows cast by brilliance.
A literary experience that lingers long after the last page. Perfect for readers of atmospheric historical fiction and psychological depth.
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Born and raised in Pennsylvania.