Shattered Mirror is a book about the echoes of trauma ringing through the present. Trauma so intense it breaks a person like the pieces of a shattered mirror falling to the floor. This 80 (Or more) paged story goes through the tale of one woman slowly crumbling as her one support beam disappears; making her realize she is not alone. As the insanity and depression collide her mind struggles to stay afloat, grasping with the new characters inside her mind. This book's main character features DID, I’ve done my best to research and present it in the best way I can; hoping not to offend anyone who has it. (I do not have it) If you do have DID and would be interested in reading the story, I’d love feedback, I take matters like these seriously as I do not wish to represent them in an unfair light. BUT, do understand this, some parts are intentionally (hopefully), dramatized/fantasized to get the idea across to the reader. They may not be entirely true but I hope to find a good middle ground where people without DID can get a sense of what it's like without tarnishing the people who have to deal with it daily. PS. I’m currently re-editing this story. I made it in 10th grade (2022) and wanted to touch it up.

The Man Who Fell Through Time will be a book of indeterminate size. It will chronicle my life as I push past the darkness and in the end, finally destroy it by combining it with the light. It will feature a unique ASCII-esk style with its imagery and experimental format that will break writing norms. It will resonate with depression, death, loneliness, and the failing world around us. This book will be blunt, it won't shy away from the harsh reality of life and the problems I’ve faced. While it pales to what other tragedies people have experienced, we can all unite together in the darkness; we can all understand loneliness, loss, and hopelessness. Join me on my journey, and together, we can reflect, like lanterns in the dark we can be the difference, not for others, but for ourselves…