Echoes of Erasure
About the book
Port Nòc is a city of neon and shadows, wired together by the all-encompassing Signal. Every memory, every life, every connection hums inside its endless noise. But something else moves in the dark—the Static. It erases data, devours memory, and leaves only silence in its wake. Kàel Valence, an augment-engineer haunted by loss, crosses paths with Wren Callow, a ghost-hunter who listens to the grief buried in the Signal, and Evarra Lux, cursed with a perception that shows her what others cannot bear to see. Drawn by the same anomaly pulsing deep in the city’s core, they descend into Port Nòc’s fractured networks, where illusions bleed into reality and every step risks erasure. What they uncover will test the limits of memory, loyalty, and the meaning of vida itself. In an age ruined by silence, one song could rewrite the world.
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About the author
Sterling Vance writes fiction where order and collapse share a border. His third novel, A Perfectly Useless War (September 2026), follows a U.S. military operation that keeps running long after its purpose has disappeared — a geopolitical thriller about competence as its own kind of horror. He's also the author of the cyberpunk series Signal & Static (Echoes of Erasure, The Silent Vigil), with a Tartan Noir series set in Glasgow and a YA medical urban fantasy in the works. When he isn't fighting rogue AIs or plotting crimes on the page, Sterling is trying to convince his household electronics that they really don't need to be replaced. Not just yet.
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