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🗡️ A Book That Cuts Where You Bleed
🕯️ You were not meant to hold this book. You were meant to survive
it.
That’s the warning — or prophecy — that greets you before the first page of
Veil of Knives. And it’s not hyperbole. This isn’t a book you read.
It’s a book that reads you — every shadow, scar, silence, and
surrender you’ve buried.
🪞 What Is This Book?
Veil of Knives: The Complete Unmaking is a literary weapon disguised as poetic philosophy. Divided into 66 “Knives,” it delivers visceral, metaphor-rich meditations on psychological manipulation, emotional erosion, and the quiet art of control.
📖 Format That Bleeds
- Knife 1: Cloak the Blade Behind a Smile
- Knife 5: Feed Their Hunger, Starve Their Will
- Knife 66: Become the Hunger They Worshiped Too Late
💔 It Doesn’t Heal. It Reveals.
This is not a self-help book. It’s a mirror that shows you the mask you forgot you wore. It’s for those who’ve been manipulated — or were the ones doing the cutting.
🌫️ Themes Woven in Smoke & Silence
- The weaponization of absence
- Emotional cages made of choice
- Control disguised as kindness
- The blade behind the mirror
This book doesn’t teach you how to hurt others — it shows you how hurt happens.
🔥 Who Is This For?
- Readers of Robert Greene’s The 48 Laws of Power
- Survivors of emotional warfare
- Lovers of dark poetry and psychological philosophy
- Artists, empaths, and those rebuilding from ruin
🧠 Why You’ll Never Forget It
Every line is quotable. Every metaphor — a cut that stays. It’s the kind of book you don’t lend out. You protect it like a secret. Because it knows things about you no one else does.
🔗 Where to Find It
Available in paperback and and soon for hardcover. Soon in audio — whispered, not
spoken.
Cover art? A cracked veil, a golden blade, a wound that never closed.
“You are not carrying the blade. You are the blade. And you have already begun to cut.”
🖤 Veil of Knives is not for everyone. It’s for those ready to face
what silence has carved.
Are you one of them?
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