Phonophobia - Silent Tears in a Noisy Room

Mia R. Wellington

Beschreibung

Phonophobia: Silent Tears in a Noisy Room is a haunting psychological drama that dives into the raw, disorienting world of sound sensitivity and emotional trauma. Set against the backdrop of a bustling, indifferent city, the story centers on an individual tormented by an invisible affliction—an overwhelming fear and pain triggered by noise. Every sound is a threat. Every silence, a refuge. But peace is never truly quiet when the mind won’t stop screaming.The narrative unravels like a slow burn, revealing a fragile psyche weathered by years of overstimulation and emotional neglect. The protagonist’s life is a balancing act between avoiding the chaotic outside world and navigating the internal cacophony of memories they can’t escape. As the pressure of both worlds builds, each day becomes a desperate attempt to stay grounded in a world that feels increasingly alien.Relationships become strained as loved ones fail to understand the invisible weight being carried. The lack of comprehension from others fosters a deep sense of isolation, creating a mental prison where the only companion is fear itself. The story doesn’t ask for sympathy—it demands empathy, challenging readers to see beyond the surface of mental health and recognize the complex layers beneath.The novel paints its scenes with sensory precision, turning everyday sounds into visceral experiences. From the screech of subway brakes to the drip of a leaking faucet, each auditory detail is magnified, pulling readers into a world where the ordinary becomes unbearable. It's not just noise; it's a trigger for buried anguish and silent battles no one else can hear.

Verfügbar seit: 05.02.2026.

Drucklänge: 218 Seiten.

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