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All the Names I Gave You is Alina Vasquez's private record — from Geneva to Sol 441, in the voice of a biologist who fell in love against her own careful nature. The Wall That Held is Carter Donnelly's — the same events, in the voice of a man who said everything except the word until a Tuesday morning in October when he had run out of other languages.
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LOS ANGELES, CA — May 2026 — RYPUL MEDIA announces two forthcoming diary novellas in the SOLEN: The Eden Archive series — Books 1.5 and 1.6 — which tell the same love story from two completely different interiors.
Carter and Alina: The Bond (Book 1.4) tells the complete love story of the two founders of humanity's first Mars colony — from Reykjavik in 2049 to Sol 280, narrated in part by SOLEN, the mission AI. The Bond is the story as SOLEN witnessed it.
All the Names I Gave You and The Wall That Held are the same story as Carter and Alina experienced it — from inside, in their own voices, in the private logs they kept that neither of them showed to each other and that SOLEN filed without being asked.
Alina Vasquez names things. It is the most important thing about her. She named 247 features of Mars. She named a new kingdom of life. She named her daughter before she knew she had named her.
What she took longest to name was the man in the secondary assessment room in Reykjavik who said the precise thing she had been thinking and then looked at the ocean and didn't make anything of it.
All the Names I Gave You spans from Geneva to Sol 441 — the birth of Nova — in Alina's voice. Associative, precise, a scientist's mind following the thread of a feeling the way she follows a mycorrhizal network: not directly, but finding where it leads.
"The word is love. I have been finding the right word for it since Reykjavik and tonight I am done looking."
— Alina Vasquez · Personal Log · February 14, 2054
Carter Donnelly is an engineer. He names what holds, not what he feels. He spent eight months saying I love you in every language except the word — the dinner in October that was not a date, the Manila Highlands trip, the cutting held in both hands for four kilometres, the tea made without being asked on Sol 44.
The Wall That Held is the same events as Alina's diary. Completely different interior. Where Alina expands, Carter contracts. Where Alina names, Carter builds. One sentence carries everything. The reader who finishes Alina's diary and opens Carter's understands, by the third entry, that they were both in exactly the same experience and neither of them fully knew it.
"I noted this and filed it. I did not examine the filing closely. Not yet."
— Carter Donnelly · Personal Log · June 16, 2049
The recommended reading order is Alina first, Carter second — the dramatic irony compounds on every page and the emotional investment doubles. New readers can enter the series through the diary novellas at $2.99 and then return to Book 1. Existing readers get the interior of the love story they have been waiting for since The Bond.
Both novellas are complete, formatted, and validated. Publication date to be announced. Subscribe at solentransmissions.substack.com for early access and release notification.
SOLEN: The Eden Archive is a ten-book hard science fiction saga. Eight books are currently available on Kindle and 15+ global retailers. The series covers one hundred years of Martian civilisation beginning with the landing of Carter and Alina on Sol Zero.
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