Almost Posthumous: One Hundred Pages of Solitude, (Paperback)

Fame. Fraud. Second Chances. Welcome to the ultimate literary deception. <p>Jordan J. Justice spent his entire career playing by the rules. He poured his soul into brilliant, fiercely honest prose, only for his books to gather dust in forgotten discount bins. In a world of short memories and toxic literary gatekeeping, the public met his talent with deafening silence until he decided to rewrite the rules entirely.<br>He realised the world only devours the work of an author whose voice has been forever stilled. So, he gave them exactly what they desired: a ghost. </p><p>By staging his own disappearance, Jordan orchestrates a grand illusion. Overnight, his name roars onto global bestseller lists, and his ignored manuscripts are suddenly fought over like holy relics. He is forced to watch his lifelong ambition succeed from the shadows of a monumental irony, living a double life where his talent is finally honoured, but only at the cost of his identity.<br>Yet, when a cynical literary world threatens to pull down the curtain on his masterpiece, Jordan refuses to remain buried. If the traditional publishing establishment demands a corpse to find value, the entertainment industry demands a survivor. Escaping to the glitz and grit of the silver screen, Jordan takes his genius for deception into Hollywood, transforming the ultimate literary fraud into a highly lucrative commodity. </p><p><i>Almost Posthumous</i> is a genre-bending, multi-layered narrative that offers a unique, multi-part perspective: </p><p>The Wilderness Files: <br>The brilliant, surreal short stories written by Jordan during his dark years of obscurity: tales of quiet desperation, existential dread, and sharp irony. </p><p>The Hollywood Aftermath: <br>The voyeuristic thrill of the scripts, treatments, and character bibles that document Jordan's chaotic evolution from a failed novelist into a ruthless television showrunner. </p><p>Part psychological thriller, part dark satire, and part metafictional anthology, Almost Posthumous is an artefact of our collective obsession with celebrity culture. It is a sharp, biting commentary on how society values its prophets only when they are gone-and how a clever man can use that cynicism to mould himself a brand-new life.<br>Read it now, before he changes his name, and his story, once again.</p>

• Almost Posthumous: One Hundred Pages of Solitude, (Paperback)
• Author: Dan Costinas
• ISBN: 9798181879645
• Format: Paperback
• Publication Date: 2026-07-01
• Page Count: 102