What Stones Remember

What Stones Remember: Omm Sety, Memory, and the Human Hunger to Belong is a literary reconstruction of the life of Dorothy Eady, the Englishwoman who came to believe she was the reincarnated priestess of an ancient Egyptian temple. From a childhood accident in Edwardian London to decades spent at the Temple of Seti I in Abydos as Omm Sety, the novella follows one woman's lifelong pursuit of recognition and belonging, without insisting readers resolve whether her experience was psychological, spiritual, or something the modern mind still has no language for.