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The Approved Version of Myself is a literary psychological thriller about memory, identity, and the unsettling possibility that a person can be revised.
As fragments of the past begin to shift, disappear, and return in unfamiliar forms, certainty becomes increasingly difficult to hold onto. Memories no longer feel entirely one's own. Reality begins to contradict recollection. And beneath it all emerges a disturbing question: if the story of who you are can be altered, what remains of the self?
Dark, intimate, and psychologically charged, The Approved Version of Myself explores the fragile boundary between memory and truth, the identities we construct to survive, and the terrifying consequences of allowing someone - or something - to decide which version of us is permitted to remain.
Digital edition. Available for instant download after purchase.
The Approved Version of Myself is a literary psychological thriller about memory, identity, and the unsettling possibility that a person can be revised.
As fragments of the past begin to shift, disappear, and return in unfamiliar forms, certainty becomes increasingly difficult to hold onto. Memories no longer feel entirely one's own. Reality begins to contradict recollection. And beneath it all emerges a disturbing question: if the story of who you are can be altered, what remains of the self?
Dark, intimate, and psychologically charged, The Approved Version of Myself explores the fragile boundary between memory and truth, the identities we construct to survive, and the terrifying consequences of allowing someone - or something - to decide which version of us is permitted to remain.
Digital edition. Available for instant download after purchase.