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The Fall of the City of Bells
Paperback
Series: Cabin Reading, Book 4
Publisher Price: $20.00
ISBN13: 9789199193502
Publisher: Island of Wak-Wak
Published: Aug 15 2026
Pages: 116
Weight: 0.38
Height: 0.28 Width: 6.14 Depth: 9.21
Language: English
For every bell a person, for every bell a purpose, for every bell a power.
The city of Kloakweyst was never silent. Its magic was cast in bronze and iron: great bells tolling day and night, turning storms aside, holding back marauders, binding an empire together in one endless, protective peal. Then a stranger comes through the market gates wearing no bells at all, silence rippling in his wake, carrying a bell too perfect for this world, ushering the fall of Kloakweyst.
A novella told in verse, swinging like a clapper between the ringing splendor of before the fall and the haunted quiet after, The Fall of the City of Bells is a story of empire and exile, complicity and grief, and of learning what music is worth making after the power of the old song has failed.
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