The Deleted Year is a book by Nathan Orven centered on his account of a forgotten version of 2020 and a sequence of events he believes is beginning again as 2027 approaches. The book explores memory, timelines, major world events, the seven-year sequence, and what Orven says happened before the version of 2020 we remember.

Nathan Orven is the author of The Deleted Year. Very little is publicly known about him. His work centers on his claimed memories of an original sequence of events surrounding 2020 and why he believes those memories have become relevant again seven years later.

The central premise of The Deleted Year is that the 2020 remembered today was not the first version of that year. Orven describes another sequence of events that eventually reached a critical point before reality continued along the version remembered today.The complete account of what Orven says happened - and why - is contained in the book.

2027 is central to Nathan Orven's account because it falls seven years after 2020. Orven argues that history does not simply repeat through identical events. Instead, he describes an underlying sequence that can recur through different people, circumstances and events.The Deleted Year explains what Orven believes is repeating, what he recognizes in the present, and why he considers 2027 significant.

The seven-year sequence is one of the central ideas explored in The Deleted Year. Orven distinguishes it from the idea that history literally repeats itself.His account focuses instead on the order and relationship between events, even when the individual events themselves appear different.The full explanation of the sequence - and what Orven believes it leads to - is intentionally left to the book.

Not exactly. Nathan Orven does not frame the central events of The Deleted Year as conventional predictions.His central claim is much stranger:He says they are memories.That distinction forms the basis of the book and its connection between 2020 and 2027.

Across 26 chapters, The Deleted Year explores Orven's account of 2020, altered memories, major political and world events, hidden connections between seemingly unrelated events, the seven-year sequence, 2027, and what Orven says happened when the sequence unfolded before.Several of the book's most important subjects are deliberately not revealed on this website because they form the central discoveries of the book.

No. The book presents Nathan Orven's account and allows readers to examine the connections and reach their own conclusions.You don't need to accept the premise before reading it.What matters is what you think after you've seen the complete sequence.