Psychological

A translator haunted by fugues finds a Polaroid tied to a cold disappearance. As evidence and therapy uncover a practiced erasure, she must decide whether to reclaim fragmented memory and testify, facing moral and legal consequences while walking back toward herself.

В ночном архиве реставратор звука Элис ловит шёпот, проступающий сквозь разные записи. Холодный свет, ровный гул вентиляции, ритуалы чистки — и голос ребёнка, знакомый на уровне мышц. Погоня за «чистотой» трескается, когда лента начинает отвечать ей.

In a near-future city where memories are catalogued and edited, a young archivist receives an unclaimed reel that tugs at a missing part of his past. As he traces a blue-stitched seam through alleys and vaults, he confronts institutional erasure and the choice to restore what was cut away.

A coastal psychological mystery about memory, identity, and repair. Nora Hale, a restorer of paintings, uncovers a suppressed familial secret when a portrait reveals layers of concealment. Her search forces a town to remember and reweaves lives altered by one stormy night.

A 33-year-old watchmaker with a skipping heartbeat finds a cassette his late mother recorded, unraveling a family taboo. Guided by an old radio repairer and a new friend, he confronts a manipulative therapist to reclaim his sister and the rhythm of his own life.

A psychological novella about June Calder, a young sound archivist who discovers parts of her life flagged for erasure. She allies with a retired technician and two colleagues to reclaim missing hours from a city's policy of curated forgetting, confronting institutional quiet and learning to live with shared memories.

A psychological novel about Evelyn Hart, a sound archivist who discovers a spreading loss: voices and memories erased from ordinary life. She and an uneasy band of helpers confront a system that preferences forgetting, and build a fragile civic practice of restoration, consent, and listening.

In a flood-hardened coastal city, a misophonic acoustic ecologist hunts a mysterious low hum that frays nerves and sleep. With a blind tuner’s bone-conduction bow and a hydro engineer’s help, she confronts a director’s hurried sonic fix, detunes the city’s resonance, and learns to listen back.

A psychological tale of memory and small resistances: Nell Voss, a young sound restorer, discovers deliberate erasures in a city's recordings. Armed with an unusual attunement key, unlikely allies, and an urge to find the hand behind the deletions, she confronts corporate power and learns how fragile—and vital—remembering truly is.

A forensic audio analyst returns to her coastal hometown after receiving a cassette with her mother’s hum. Following layered clues hidden in hiss and echo, she faces the manipulative doctor who once ran a “quiet” clinic, recovers truth from spliced tapes, and learns to anchor memory without fear.

In a near-future city where people pin fragments of routine to a communal rail, a young cataloguer, tethered to habit and memory, searches for his sister's missing hum. Guided by a donor's spool, he follows knotted trades, confronts a tidy corporation, and learns the cost of reclaiming identity.

In a near-future city where hours are traded and memories commodified, a young clockmaker named Rowan seeks a missing face. He uncovers a brass mnemonic device, confronts a corporate Exchange, and pays a personal price to restore a life—learning how memory, identity, and time are bound by delicate economies.

Mara, a young sound archivist, follows an anonymous tape to uncover a missing laugh and the childhood absence it marks. Her pursuit into forbidden recordings forces choices about memory, safety, and the ethics of silence, reshaping an archive—and herself—in the process.

A young acoustic engineer discovers her late mother’s voice embedded without consent in a public sound installation. With a gifted tuning fork from an organ builder, she confronts a suave director who treats grief as ambience, rewiring a midnight preview and forcing a public reckoning. A psychological, sensory urban tale of boundaries and sound.

Mira, a sleep-lab tech with stubborn insomnia, searches for her younger brother after he vanishes into a minimalist ‘silence’ collective. Armed with her father’s pocket mirror and grounding techniques, she infiltrates the group, faces its manipulative leader, and unravels a family hinge of guilt. Quiet becomes choice as she returns, mends, and reclaims sleep.