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Memory, Memory, Go Away
The United Federal States of America has undergone a Suicide and Opioid Epidemic for years. However, a new program called Memory, Memory, Go Away has been established to end all that. Its procedure consists of extracting memories from one’s mind to allow one to live a more stable life. The program will give rise to enemies, and those enemies stand in the way of a pivotal merger between the esoteric program and Federal.
Malcolm B. Jenners and the rest of the world have only heard about this program’s perfection. But on the night of the merger, Malcolm will learn the truth about the flawed program and its enigmatic but insanely idolized founder, Addison Cain. He will discover that murder and mayhem aren’t strangers to this program and its founder. He will also understand fully how the program maliciously triumphed over its adversaries.
To share the truth with the world, Malcolm must survive a night with the devil incarnate.
Malcolm B. Jenners and the rest of the world have only heard about this program’s perfection. But on the night of the merger, Malcolm will learn the truth about the flawed program and its enigmatic but insanely idolized founder, Addison Cain. He will discover that murder and mayhem aren’t strangers to this program and its founder. He will also understand fully how the program maliciously triumphed over its adversaries.
To share the truth with the world, Malcolm must survive a night with the devil incarnate.
474 pages, Paperback
Published October 24, 2025
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November 25, 2025
Memory, Memory, Go Away by Christopher William Selna is a bold and gripping story set in the United Federal States of America, a nation struggling for years with a Suicide and Opioid Epidemic. To end this crisis, the government creates a new program called Memory, Memory, Go Away, a system that extracts painful memories from a person’s mind so they can live a more stable life. This idea looks perfect, clean, and full of hope. But the truth behind it is much darker, and the book takes you straight into that hidden world.
The author uses a simple but powerful storyline to show how this memory-removal program gives rise to enemies, secrets, and a dangerous struggle for control. The program is preparing for a major merger with the Federal system, and everyone believes it is the solution to the country’s problems. But behind this big promise is a silent war one that destroys anyone who questions the system. The tension builds slowly and steadily, and every chapter reveals how far the people behind the program are willing to go.
At the centre of the story is Malcolm B. Jenners. He, like the rest of the world, has only heard about the program’s perfection. But on the night of the merger, everything he believes collapses. He learns the truth about the flawed program and its enigmatic but insanely idolized founder, Addison Cain. Malcolm discovers that murder and mayhem aren’t strangers to this program or its creator. He finally understands how the program has maliciously triumphed over its adversaries through fear, manipulation, and absolute power. To share the truth with the world, Malcolm must survive a night with the devil incarnate.
Christopher William Selna shows how dangerous it can be when a system controls your memories, your truth, and your entire sense of self. Memory, Memory, Go Away is not just a thriller it is a warning about power and the cost of forgetting. I strongly recommend this book to readers who like dark, fast-moving, and thought provoking stories that stay with you long after you finish reading.
The author uses a simple but powerful storyline to show how this memory-removal program gives rise to enemies, secrets, and a dangerous struggle for control. The program is preparing for a major merger with the Federal system, and everyone believes it is the solution to the country’s problems. But behind this big promise is a silent war one that destroys anyone who questions the system. The tension builds slowly and steadily, and every chapter reveals how far the people behind the program are willing to go.
At the centre of the story is Malcolm B. Jenners. He, like the rest of the world, has only heard about the program’s perfection. But on the night of the merger, everything he believes collapses. He learns the truth about the flawed program and its enigmatic but insanely idolized founder, Addison Cain. Malcolm discovers that murder and mayhem aren’t strangers to this program or its creator. He finally understands how the program has maliciously triumphed over its adversaries through fear, manipulation, and absolute power. To share the truth with the world, Malcolm must survive a night with the devil incarnate.
Christopher William Selna shows how dangerous it can be when a system controls your memories, your truth, and your entire sense of self. Memory, Memory, Go Away is not just a thriller it is a warning about power and the cost of forgetting. I strongly recommend this book to readers who like dark, fast-moving, and thought provoking stories that stay with you long after you finish reading.
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