Lily Strange publishes a story from the after-death world written together with a real eye-witness.

Where will we go after death? Where do all souls go and what do they do when they die? A new novel, by author Lily Strange tells one possible way to answer those questions.

"Eternal death, lost beneath the surface" is an account about a bunch of spirits "surviving" in the world of death, yet trying to interfere with the real living world.

The novel continuously jumps from the living to the dead and the other way round, connecting the two "universes" by sleep, visions and through words written by its protagonists: writers who, inspired by their obsessions, report images and perceptions from the underworld, this interference being so obsessing that the reader wouldn’t be able to distinguish firmly the difference anymore.

Among infinite subplots, the personal story of a woman, Terry Bruckham, arises. She is continuously split between her present life and her past ones, being uncertain which one – and also which side of her own personality – she really wants to pursue. Terry is also partly designed on the author’s personality and appearance.

Lily Strange is the pen name the author has decided to use to write this novel. She claims that the novel is partially inspired by her own experiences – often connected to a supernatural dimension – mixed by images offered by her co-writer, a suicidal spirit who was a musician in his earthly life and who offered himself as a support to Lily in order to give realistic descriptions of what after-life is.
A collaboration that has gone ahead for quite a long period, a union of two souls aiming to the redemption of one and the fulfilment of the other.

Lily states, in her book, that the novel itself couldn’t have been possible without the co-operation of her ethereal, hidden partner. The novel has also a sort of an introduction for the spirit-writer, physically written by Lily Strange but thought by her co-author.

The book is published by Outskirt press. It can be found on the Internet at Amazon and soon in all the major bookshops. The collaboration will go ahead for a new novel currently in progress, that is a sort of prequel of "Eternal Death, lost between the surface".