The Found Diary of Avery Alexander Myer

How much of who we are is defined by the stories we tell ourselves every waking moment of our lives? When we forget, does a part of our personality disappear as well? Part psychological fantasy, part ontological mystery, "The Found Diary of Avery Alexander Myer", written by M. A. Fink and illustrated with sketches by surrealist Gromyko Semper, explores the nature of identity and the fragility of reality through the eyes of Avery, a diarist with vague memories of violence.
Called "A love letter to Myst, The Mysterious Island and Lewis Carroll's Wonderland" by sci-fi author Dean Francis Alfar, and a "...remarkable document of a man who wakes up in a place quite beyond his own imagination..." by artist and author J. Karl Bogartte, "The Found Diary of Avery Alexander Myer" is a weird and gripping tale of a lost soul writing down what might be the last ravings of a desperate mind.