What happens when a fictional character walks out of a book to haunt the author who wrote him?

Telepathy is a surreal literary thriller by Amir Tag Elsir that blurs the dangerously thin line between creativity and madness. The story follows a novelist who is shocked to discover that one of his purely fictional characters has materialized as a real person—bound in chains inside a mental asylum.

As the writer struggles to comprehend this impossible reality, his creation becomes a living burden, forcing him to question his own sanity. Rich with metaphysical suspense, the novel is a gripping meditation on the relationship between a creator and his work, asking whether we control our stories, or if our stories eventually come to control us.