A forgotten town. A quiet station where the journey does not begin with footsteps, but with echoes within.One seemingly ordinary day, a young man is left behind at a roadside bus terminal in a town suspended beyond time's reach. Strangely guided, he encounters a grieving woman at a deserted train station, a watchmaker, an imam, a priest, and a bookseller.Each meeting becomes a key - unlocking veiled reflections on life and death, the illusion of time.As he drifts between moments and memories, silence and speech, the young man crosses unseen thresholds. Terminus is a lyrical tale on the edge of time where the invisible is illuminated, and the forgotten whispers with grace. Clarke views writing as a journey into the depths of the soul. With a delicate touch, he wanders through the subtle echoes of words, exploring the boundaries where time, life, death, and the past meet the present.In his works, time, memory, and spiritual quests are not mere themes; they resonate as the inner voice, compass, and sometimes the sole refuge of his characters.In this book, the author invites the reader on a spiritual and philosophical journey that begins at the edges of time

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