The Truth of Carcosa
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Product Details
Author:
Jacob Rollinson
Format:
Hardcover
Pages:
464
Publisher:
Union Square & Co. (January 13, 2026)
Imprint:
Union Square & Co.
Language:
English
Audience:
General/trade
ISBN-13:
9781454962625
ISBN-10:
1454962623
Weight:
19.84oz
Dimensions:
5.9" x 8.65"
File:
hbgusa-hbgusa_onix30_P10127326_05252026-20260525.xml
Folder:
hbgusa
List Price:
$29.00
Pub Discount:
65
Case Pack:
28
As low as:
$22.33
Publisher Identifier:
P-HACH
Discount Code:
A
Country of Origin:
Canada
Overview
Evil books, shadowy corporations, and interdimensional monster collide in this dark, masterful tribute to Robert Chamber's cult classic, The King in Yellow.
In 1984, exiled author Salvatore Archimboldi accepts the help of a psychotherapist to write his new book. He hopes to transform his traumatic memories into literary genius. But the resulting book, The Truth of Carcosa, is pure evil. Horrified, Archimboldi suppresses the book and wills all traces of it, his correspondence, and any copies to be destroyed.
Long after Archimboldi's death, in a chaotic age of resurgent nationalism and violence, one of the only havens for his work is the ALI, the Archive for Literary Investment, where a biographer and his protégée search through Archimboldi’s correspondence for clues on the evil manuscript as they attempt to stop unscrupulous firms with their own plans for the manuscript.
Told from the perspective of a madman obsessed with The Truth of Carcosa and a ragtag group of friends, it becomes clear that this book is more than a book—and that it might be the answer to a bewildering set of questions:
Why is the Archive so desperate to preserve Archimboldi's work?
Why do so many corporations seem hellbent on seizing any scrap of this mysterious manuscript—and at whatever cost?
What are the strange, dancing monsters that appear wherever Archimboldi's work is discovered?
And who—or what—is the Yellow King?
In 1984, exiled author Salvatore Archimboldi accepts the help of a psychotherapist to write his new book. He hopes to transform his traumatic memories into literary genius. But the resulting book, The Truth of Carcosa, is pure evil. Horrified, Archimboldi suppresses the book and wills all traces of it, his correspondence, and any copies to be destroyed.
Long after Archimboldi's death, in a chaotic age of resurgent nationalism and violence, one of the only havens for his work is the ALI, the Archive for Literary Investment, where a biographer and his protégée search through Archimboldi’s correspondence for clues on the evil manuscript as they attempt to stop unscrupulous firms with their own plans for the manuscript.
Told from the perspective of a madman obsessed with The Truth of Carcosa and a ragtag group of friends, it becomes clear that this book is more than a book—and that it might be the answer to a bewildering set of questions:
Why is the Archive so desperate to preserve Archimboldi's work?
Why do so many corporations seem hellbent on seizing any scrap of this mysterious manuscript—and at whatever cost?
What are the strange, dancing monsters that appear wherever Archimboldi's work is discovered?
And who—or what—is the Yellow King?
