Solipsum
Solipsum
In a reality much like ours, with some subtle but startling differences, film photography is still sacred, desire is still a currency, and the greatest ad campaign in history is about to consume everything it touches.
Beauty must be served.
Joshua Stone is one of the world's top photographers. And he is the only man alive who can hope to photograph the Campaign of the Century. Phoena is, some say, the most beautiful woman in the world. But to make her part of the Campaign, she must do a thing she has vowed never to do — appear in photographs with Solipsum. He is a creature whose very presence is like a continuous signature on Reality. Why has she thus far refused? Because she knows something no one else does. Solipsum isn't really human. He is something far older, far hungrier, and far more dangerous.
Then Charlie walks through the door of Stone Studios.
Violet eyes. Dragon tattoo. No memory of who she really is.
She is looking for a job.
Stone Studios has never seen anything quite like her.
Neither has this world.
Solipsum is a universe of stunning models and shark-like super agents, big-money fashion advertising and cutting-edge photography, where beauty and power meet the supernatural — and where a picture can spring to life.
Literally.
It is also a Keystone World.
A Daniel Couto novel.
Read it on its own. Or read it as the final destination of The Dark Photography Folio by Swinn Daniels.
You can eat from the menu.
Or enjoy the whole buffet.