The Midnight Atlas: VOLUME II: Places Removed from the World (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798194801268)

Some places disappear from maps. Others remain exactly where they were-and simply stop being acknowledged.

In The Midnight Atlas: Volume II - Places Removed from the World, the Archive turns from mysterious transmissions toward impossible geography: towns without names, railway stations quietly deleted from timetables, roads that continue beyond where the map insists they end, properties erased from municipal records, and entire communities that remain physically present after the world has stopped admitting they exist.

A census worker enters District 13-B and discovers that someone bearing her name completed the same assignment ten years earlier. A forgotten railway halt receives announcements in the voice of a living porter while its name is slowly removed from the system. A shipping manifest reopens the BLACK VEIL investigation. A traveler follows the road behind Mile Marker 113. The Municipal Correction Office performs administrative work no public department admits exists. And the Office of Recovered Charts continues assembling maps of places conventional cartography has misplaced.

Alongside recovered reports, field journals, correction notices, railway records, classified dossiers, fictional advertisements, and archival fragments, Volume II introduces the Field Guide to Unlisted Fauna-documenting strange organisms associated exclusively with locations absent from official maps.

Blending cosmic horror, impossible geography, conspiracy fiction, bureaucratic mystery, and retro archival storytelling, Places Removed from the World asks a simple question:

If a place disappears from every record but remains standing, which version of reality is wrong?

RECORD - OBSERVE - ENDURE