The Singularity Was Just the First Draft.

October 3, 2024 — The question isn't whether we can upload consciousness. The question is whether the thing that wakes up is still us.

Sky Scrawl is proud to announce that Ecliptus, the debut novel by Ishan Sharma, is officially available worldwide.

This is not a space opera. It is a hard-science interrogation of the soul. Written for readers who prefer their science fiction to ask uncomfortable questions, Ecliptus explores the "Singularity of Life"—the terrifying, lonely moment when a mind is severed from the physical world and forced to exist as an echo.

The Persistence of Echoes

As stated in the author's foreword, the genesis of Ecliptus was a convergence of unsettling questions:

"Can the essence of a person – their thoughts, their regrets, the unique signature of their consciousness – truly be captured, or is any attempt to do so merely an exercise in crafting sophisticated ghosts?"

Ecliptus follows the journey of a consciousness navigating a "temporal matrix" that refuses to behave like a simulation. It is a story about the stubbornness of grief and the realization that immortality might just be a glitch in the code.

Acquire the Artifact

Ecliptus is available now in Hardcover, Trade Paperback, and E-book formats.