Inside The Silence

Josh Novick, a neuroscientist professor who has made history by putting end to one of the world's top incurable diseases, Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease, CJD. His remarkable efforts and motivations in making this historical achievement through discovering a cure for CJD have come from the death of his beloved father, Charles Novick who died of the same disease. Growing up, Josh spends his earlier six years in a deep silence making his family think of him as dumb and autistic child. But it is in this silence he develops an unimaginable affection of his mother, Dinah Novick who died hours later after delivering Josh. He wishes one day to see her face to face in this human flesh. Because death has taken his mother away from him. He hates it and believes he will not die even if he knows death spares no one. But when his days on earth end, he dies without himself acknowledging his own death, however he achieves longevity and never fall sick. As a reward to his accomplishment, in the other side of life he meets Dinah Novick, but couldn't recognise her as his mother.

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Francis Kayamba is a Congolese born living in Cape town, South Africa. He has studied Medical Bioscience at University of the Western Cape. He is currently working as clinical research data officer at Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation. He has fallen in love with writing since the age of 18. He writes poetry, short stories and novels.