The Memory of Remembering (Echoes of Absurdity)

The Memory of Remembering (Echoes of Absurdity)

Vadim Kuzmin wakes up every day without a single memory of who he is, where he’s been, or why he exists. But this doesn’t seem to bother him nearly as much as the fact that every time he sits on a park bench, he meets a new person. But Vadim Kuzmin doesn't remember that. With sentience of raindrops, the tyranny of socks, and whether or not existence is just an elaborate cosmic joke with no punchline, Vadim’s days blur into an endless loop of forgetting, the lines between reality, dreams, and déjà vu unravelling like a poorly stitched sweater. In the end, Vadim isn’t sure if he’s a man who forgets, a memory that remembers itself, or simply a character trapped in a story written by someone who keeps losing their train of thought.