Lost in Time: Goddess Akinom
An original narrative universe
Story · World · Myth · Fictional script
A narrative world under construction inside Madame Monsieur — part novel, part worldbuilding, part experiment in invented writing. This page is a doorway rather than a summary.
About the Story
Lost in Time: Goddess Akinom is in development and is not yet a finished or published novel. What appears here is a first opening of the door.
The Script of the Lost Goddess
The world contains a symbolic writing system called The Script of the Lost Goddess. It is an original fictional script created for the Akinom universe. It is not a genuine recovered ancient alphabet, and it is not presented as one.
The current core system contains 27 signs. Each sign may operate across three fictional levels: phonetic (sound or letter), semantic (concept), and sigilic (an active symbolic function inside the story world).
Visual Imagination
The look of the script is inspired by materials that remain undeciphered or contested — the Voynich Manuscript, the Phaistos Disc, Rongorongo, the Indus script, Linear A, the Rohonc Codex — without borrowing their claims.
Manuscript textures, inscriptions, fragments, and old paper belong here. Fantasy lettering that would make the work look historically unreliable does not.
Development Notes
Worldbuilding, selected visuals, and further material will be added as the project grows. Nothing is invented here to make the world look further along than it is.
The emblem of the world — the studio's symbolic language and Lost in Time: Goddess Akinom in one mark.
The signs it carries belong to an original fictional script written for this story world. They are not a deciphered ancient alphabet, and they are not presented as one.
This page is a doorway rather than a summary. As the world grows, more of it will be opened here. In the meantime, the Journal is the nearest room.
Read the Journal →