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A Cartography of Quiet

Elena Voss

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Available
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Worldwide
Chain of title
Independently held — verified
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A Cartography of Quiet

Elena Voss

Maps, grief, and the rooms we keep after someone is gone.

Published
2025
Length
224 pages
ISBN
978-1-998201-03-8
Source format
Memoir
Scale
Contained
Audience
Adult
Setting
A European city of shared apartments, recent years
Territories
Worldwide
Chain of title
Independently held — verified

Adaptation

A feature or short limited series of rooms, weather, and two languages. Adaptation lives in image more than plot: the kitchen, the coats, the balcony. Grief as a surveying problem. Intimate, adult, award-circuit.

Synopsis

After her sister dies, a cartographer begins drawing the apartments they shared — not as floor plans, but as weather. Each chapter is a room: the kitchen where they argued in two languages, the hallway that held their coats, the balcony that looked at a city neither of them belonged to. A Cartography of Quiet is a memoir of scale. Voss treats memory as a surveying problem, and love as the thing that will not sit still on the page.

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Awards, sales & credentials

Independently published 2025. Memoir with international small-press attention. No prior screen option.

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