
LOGLINE
A grieving student believes his lover was erased by a parallel universe and risks crossing realities to find him—even as temporal lobe epilepsy suggests the multiverse may exist inside his brain.
SYNOPSIS
Pipe remembers a lover named Newt whom everyone else insists never existed. On his university campus, a one-kilometer walkway goes completely dark at 11:11 every night for exactly eleven minutes, and campus legend claims that anyone crossing it may slip into another universe. Pipe becomes convinced that he has already crossed once—and that somewhere among infinite realities, the man he lost is still waiting. His desperate attempt to return home unfolds through multiverse theory, memory, probability, and temporal lobe epilepsy, blurring the boundary between cosmic displacement and neurological disorder. A romance about grief disguised as science fiction, UniverSad asks whether love remains meaningful when the probability of finding the same person again is one divided by infinity.
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AUTHOR BIOGRAPHY
Patrick Rangsimant is a Thai neurologist and genre novelist whose stories often explore the unstable boundaries between perception, memory, science, and emotion. His medical background gives him unusual authority when building narratives around neurological conditions, while his fiction remains rooted in deeply human experiences of attachment, grief, loneliness, and hope. In UniverSad, Patrick brings temporal lobe epilepsy into dialogue with multiverse theory, transforming a seemingly cosmic romance into a story about how the brain constructs reality. The novel exemplifies his ability to merge speculative ideas with emotionally accessible storytelling and his broader concept of interconnected Neuro-Verse narratives.
BIBLIOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
PUBLISHER
Thai: Rangsimant
PUBLICATION DATE
2024-06-05
FORMAT
Thai: PDF/EPUB eBook
PAGES
Thai: 513p
DIMENSIONS
N/A (digital edition)
ORIGINAL EDITION TITLE
UniverSad : ไม่มีคำว่าเรา ในจักรวาลฟากนี้
PUBLICATION YEAR
Thai: 2024
GENRE
Sci-Fi Romance / Neuro-Fantasy / Dimension-Travel Mystery
RIGHTS INFORMATION
RIGHTS STATUS
Screen Adaptation License (Artop)
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