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How much loss can one soul\nendure?\n\nBlue Eyes can't stop being reborn. He\ntumbles from life to life, from one unthinkably strange universe to the next -\nthe only constant being that, one way or another, everything that he learns to\nlove is lost. But when Blue Eyes finally catches up to a mysterious figure he's\nseen recurring throughout his lives, he realizes he might just have a chance to\nescape his cursed immortality - or, at very least, exact revenge for\nit.

How much loss can one soul\nendure?\n\nBlue Eyes can't stop being reborn. He\ntumbles from life to life, from one unthinkably strange universe to the next -\nthe only constant being that, one way or another, everything that he learns to\nlove is lost. But when Blue Eyes finally catches up to a mysterious figure he's\nseen recurring throughout his lives, he realizes he might just have a chance to\nescape his cursed immortality - or, at very least, exact revenge for\nit.

In an unnamed coastal city home to many refugees, a mother of a displaced family searches for her child, calling her name as she wanders along the cliffside road where her daughter used to work. She searches and searches until, devoid of hope and frantic with grief, she throws herself into the sea, leaving her other children behind. Bearing witness to this suicide is another woman – on a business trip from a distant country, with a swollen belly that later gives birth to a stillborn baby. In the wake of her pain, the second woman remembers her own litany of losses – of a language, a country, an identity – when once her family fled a distant war. Weaving between both narratives and written in looping prose rich with meaning, The Singularity is an astounding study of grief, migration and motherhood from one of Sweden's most exciting new writers.

In an unnamed coastal city home to many refugees, a mother of a displaced family searches for her child, calling her name as she wanders along the cliffside road where her daughter used to work. She searches and searches until, devoid of hope and frantic with grief, she throws herself into the sea, leaving her other children behind. Bearing witness to this suicide is another woman – on a business trip from a distant country, with a swollen belly that later gives birth to a stillborn baby. In the wake of her pain, the second woman remembers her own litany of losses – of a language, a country, an identity – when once her family fled a distant war. Weaving between both narratives and written in looping prose rich with meaning, The Singularity is an astounding study of grief, migration and motherhood from one of Sweden's most exciting new writers.