Evidence & erasure
Invisibled
A traffic analyst investigates a hit-and-run, but unusually complete records begin to erase the people they should identify.
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Care, belonging, and the lives that exceed the official record.
Fourteen published standalone novels from Studio Mamalys, beginning with the latest releases.
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Published October 13, 2026
Evidence & erasure
A traffic analyst investigates a hit-and-run, but unusually complete records begin to erase the people they should identify.
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Art & time
A gallery mask draws a narrator toward Eliot's unfinished paintings and the memory of Mia, where grief and recurrence unsettle the passage of time.
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Care & work
A hospital's invisible network of care comes under an audit that can count the work, but not the people holding it together.
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Community & belonging
At a school crossing, a quiet man's unpaid care becomes indispensable. An impact brings his place in the neighbourhood into question.
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Care & understanding
A researcher, her daughter, and an encounter that unsettles the boundary between observation and understanding.
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Language & belonging
In a prehistoric world, an interpreter discovers how knowledge can protect a life or place it in danger.
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Care & judgment
Years after a student's struggle to get by, an institution turns acts of care into questions of compliance.
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Resources & inheritance
Water, sovereignty, and inheritance shape lives that resist being measured only as resources.
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Attention & identity
A working mother finds that becoming visible online can mean becoming someone else's story.
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Evidence & responsibility
A railway warning exposes the distance between an accurate record and responsibility for what follows.
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Language & belonging
A university offers access through translation, while a student discovers the unequal cost of being understood.
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Art & memory
A disputed painting opens an inquiry into ownership, restitution, and the lives an official history cannot contain.
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Justice & public memory
After decades in prison, a man's labour and story become useful to a city that still demands a verdict.
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Care & work
Behind a hotel's spotless rooms, unofficial work and small acts of care become liabilities when an inspection arrives.
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