The Silent Ward (Paperback)
Language: English
Published by Nrg Publication, 2026
- Softcover
- New

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Paperback. On a night shift, the arithmetic is simple. You count the doors. Eighteen down the corridor of Ward D, one at the end, and the count is the same at three in the morning as it is at five.Ms Ward has worked nights for nine years, and she has never once counted the doors wrong. She is not a woman given to drama. She does not believe in ghosts. She has read enough of the human mind in distress to be careful about what she claims to have seen. That is why this book starts where it does: a patient counts the corridor, arrives at nineteen, and then, separately, she counts it too and arrives at nineteen as well. Two people. One number. Nothing supernatural has happened yet.The Silent Ward is a psychological horror novel assembled out of documents and their failure. Where a conventional haunted-house story supplies a seance, this one supplies a 1974 as-built drawing; an estate record stating that a room which does not appear in the file cannot be booked into, repaired, or admitted to; a minute book from a hospital management committee in 1961; a night-shift hours book in which every entry is made by whoever is holding the pen; a press photograph exposed at 22.40 on 13 May 1998, showing an empty corridor with somebody at the far end; and a duty roster with a name written in pencil that nobody remembers writing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…
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- Title
- The Silent Ward (Paperback)
- Author
- Nishant Ranjan
- Publisher
- Nrg Publication
- Publication year
- 2026
- Condition
- new
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 13
- 9798235998759
On a night shift, the arithmetic is simple. You count the doors. Eighteen down the corridor of Ward D, one at the end, and the count is the same at three in the morning as it is at five.
Ms Ward has worked nights for nine years, and she has never once counted the doors wrong. She is not a woman given to drama. She does not believe in ghosts. She has read enough of the human mind in distress to be careful about what she claims to have seen. That is why this book starts where it does: a patient counts the corridor, arrives at nineteen, and then, separately, she counts it too and arrives at nineteen as well. Two people. One number. Nothing supernatural has happened yet.
The Silent Ward is a psychological horror novel assembled out of documents and their failure. Where a conventional haunted-house story supplies a seance, this one supplies a 1974 as-built drawing; an estate record stating that a room which does not appear in the file cannot be booked into, repaired, or admitted to; a minute book from a hospital management committee in 1961; a night-shift hours book in which every entry is made by whoever is holding the pen; a press photograph exposed at 22.40 on 13 May 1998, showing an empty corridor with somebody at the far end; and a duty roster with a name written in pencil that nobody remembers writing.
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About the Author
Nishant Ranjan is an Indian author who writes across a wide range of genres, including technology, personal finance, history, self-help, fiction, horror, romance, and educational guides. His work is driven by a passion for making complex ideas accessible and creating engaging stories that resonate with readers around the world.
Known for his clear, practical, and reader-friendly writing style, Nishant focuses on creating books that educate, inspire, and entertain. Whether exploring real-world skills, historical events, or compelling fictional narratives, he strives to deliver content that is accurate, engaging, and valuable for readers of all backgrounds.
Every publication is developed under Nishant Ranjan's creative direction. He leads the planning, research, structure, editorial decisions, and overall vision for each book while working alongside a dedicated team of researchers, editors, designers, proofreaders, and publishing specialists. This collaborative approach ensures that every title maintains high standards of quality, accuracy, readability, and professional presentation.
For Nishant, writing is more than sharing information-it is about helping people learn, grow, think differently, and enjoy meaningful reading experiences.
For feedback, suggestions, book requests, or general inquiries, readers can contact:
nishantr303@gmail.com
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