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by Jesse Lee Gunn (Author)
Sable moves through her life like an anomaly, her edges blurred by a world that insists on calling her Katherine, a name she no longer recognizes. Her days are a routine of dissonance: the wrong coffee, the wrong train, the wrong reflection. Each error is a hairline crack in a mask worn smooth.
She survives by translating her world into a dreamscape she calls The Loom, where memory is law and erasure is a tool of order. But this private mythology is becoming a cage, and the figures in her imagination are no longer following her script. To reclaim her own life, Sable must unravel the very story that has kept her safe, and face the devastating truth of why it was woven in the first place.
The Fabric of Oblivion is an intimate novel about identity, grief, and the inner world of an autistic woman. It explores the quiet courage required to remain visible in a world that asks her to vanish. It's a novel about the names we are given, the names we choose, and the ones we fight to remember.
Perfect for readers who admire the quiet introspection and unsettling atmosphere of Kazuo Ishiguro.
