In a world where reality is a living text, Wick makes his living mending the small tears in it: a frayed street, a cracked wall, a wound that won't close. He's good at it, quiet about it, and careful never to be noticed. A boy with no true name learns young not to be noticed.
Then his hometown begins to vanish. Not burn, not fall: forget itself. A fence, then a lane, then a neighbor's name gone from every mouth that ever spoke it. A blankness is spreading, eating Middlemost one page at a time, and Wick is the only soul alive who can even see it happening.
But the erasure isn't random. It is the same force that tried to delete Wick from existence when he was an infant, and failed, leaving him an erratum: a mistake the world was supposed to correct and never did. Now it has found him again. And this time, it remembers what he is.
To save the people he loves, Wick will have to attempt something no mender should survive, and become the very thing the world has spent nineteen years trying to unwrite.
Erratum is the first book in THE UNERASED, a twenty-book progression fantasy saga that escalates, book by book, to an apocalyptic trilogy finale. Start at the beginning of the fall.