Marten Hoyle, whom is the pseudonym assigned to a Literary Endeavor at The Eglantine Home for the Poetically Unsound , crafts dark romantic poetry and prose. The Marten Hoyle Project, stands for Mental Health Problems and the project includes visual media, often juxtaposed with disturbingly beautiful words and themes.

“Voces Animarum” by Marten Hoyle is a captivating novel that invites readers to traverse the delicate boundary between reality and nightmare. An anonymous letter serves as the conduit for a journey through a landscape fraught with terrifying possibilities. Within these pages, you’ll encounter realms of evil, horrors, and tortured souls, all orchestrated by the enigmatic Vate C. Carmen. The narrative defies convention, directing readers to explore both darkness and psychological sensitivity. Prepare to be sealed within an echo chamber of haunting voices.

Within the pages of Voces Animarum, readers encounter a labyrinth of shadows and secrets. The grotesque gallery of the soul’s darkest fears becomes a reality twisted by schizophrenia’s cruel hand.

Religion, often a source of solace and conflict, weaves through the narrative. Hoyle’s exploration of faith, doubt, and existential questions mirrors the dissonance faced by those with mental health conditions.

The novel invites readers to contemplate the blurred boundaries between the divine and the delusional, where angels and demons coexist in fractured minds.