Sofia Poesy, a renowned poet and writer, stepped out of the sweltering Bangkok heat and into the air-conditioned lobby of Hotel Inuman. She had arrived at the hotel with a sense of trepidation, unsure what to expect from the mysterious invitation she had received. The letter, written in elegant calligraphy, had simply stated that she was to attend a session with an enigmatic individual, who claimed to have a proposition for her.
: A group of survivors navigates a world of "The Ash," encountering hallucinations and mind-altering phenomena that test their sanity.
session. But when you are swimming in the current of artistic burnout, chasing the ghost of a muse that refuses to cooperate, these sessions aren't just about drinking. They become church. They become a gallery. They become the exact kind of raw, atmospheric enigma found in the poetry of Sofia. The Liminal Stage
