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A World Unmade: Middlemarch Meets the Brothers Karamazov

A World Unmade: Middlemarch Meets the Brothers Karamazov

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Series: The Collision Canon - When the World's Greatest Novels Collide, Book 12

General Fiction

ISBN13: 9798189058165
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 26 2026
Pages: 184
Weight: 0.51
Height: 0.46 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Middlemarch meets The Brothers Karamazov.

The city's churches are emptying. Its courts are producing verdicts everyone quietly knows are wrong. Its sharpest minds are arguing, late into the night, about whether goodness is even possible in a world this broken, and one brilliant, tormented young man has an answer no one wants to hear: that any system built on the suffering of the innocent cannot be forgiven, no matter what it produces.

Into this city comes a gathering of people who have, until now, only sensed each other from a distance: people who have each survived something the world was never built to let them survive, and who have started, cautiously, to act together. They are not ready for what they find here: a woman who has spent her whole life doing good with no structure large enough to hold it, and a young man whose answer to despair is not argument but presence, plain and unguarded and impossible to out-think.

And they are not ready for what the watcher finally tells them, the one who has been following their story since before they knew there was a story to follow: you were never meant to notice each other. Not a warning. Only a fact. Whatever this group has become, it is something even its oldest observer never saw coming.

One of them already knew something the others didn't, and has been trading what she knows for what she needs, quietly, through the one channel no one else has access to. Whether that makes her the group's greatest asset or its first betrayal is a question the group itself cannot agree on. She is not sure either.

A World Unmade is the most morally demanding novel in the series. A city losing its conscience, a question about suffering that no one can fully answer, and a group of strangers discovering that being noticed was never the safe option they assumed.

Book Twelve of the Collision Canon. A series in which the greatest novels ever written begin, one book at a time, to bleed into each other.

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