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The Architect Who Designed a Building with an Infinite Number of Rooms.
Elias Thorne wasn’t mad, not in the clinical sense, but he was undeniably… peculiar. From a young age, he’d shown…
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The Astronomer Who Watched the Stars in the Sky Slowly Go Out, One by One.
Dr. Elara Vance, a woman whose life revolved around the celestial ballet of the cosmos, first noticed the anomaly during…
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A Book Containing a Single Sentence That Could Answer Any Question.
The flickering gaslight cast long, dancing shadows across Professor Elara Hastings’ cluttered study. Dust motes swirled in the golden light,…
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The Executioner Who Offered His Condemned Prisoners a Final, Perfect Story.
The bells of Veridia tolled, a mournful, metallic weeping that drifted across the cobblestone streets and into the damp cell…
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The Zookeeper Who Tended to a Menagerie of Caged and Pacing Fears.
Elias Thorne wasn’t a zookeeper in the traditional sense. He didn’t tend to lions or giraffes, or coax shy pandas…
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A City Where the Rain Was Made of Everyone’s Forgotten Names.
The city of Vergessenheit was perpetually drenched. Not in water, but in names. Ephemeral, shimmering names drifted down from the…
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A Rebellion Sparked by the Banning of a Particularly Beautiful Chord.
The Amaj7add9. They called it the Chord of Souls. It shimmered in the air, a delicate balance of hope and…
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The Botanist Who Grew Trees with Human Memories Etched into Their Bark.
Elara Thistlewick, a woman whose fingers knew the language of roots better than the common tongue, lived a sequestered life…
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The Art Forger Who Was Hired to Create a Plausible History for a Nation.
Elias Thorne wasn’t your typical art forger. He wasn’t driven by greed, but by a peculiar fascination with the malleability…
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A Radio Station That Broadcasted Only Good News from Parallel Universes.
The rusted antenna, perched precariously atop the abandoned water tower, hummed with an almost imperceptible energy. Most folks in Harmony…








