Dragon Day
A journalist records survivor interviews as dragons erupt worldwide, chasing the truth, her missing son, and a way to stop them.
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Plot structure labels used: oral history, vignette structure, episodic, fragmented narrative, framed narrative, multiple viewpoints, flashbacks, chronological reconstruction, interviews, found footage
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World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War
Survivor interviews reconstruct a worldwide zombie war, tracing humanity's collapse, response, and uneasy recovery.
Warday
Two journalist-authors cross a post-nuclear America five years after a limited war to document what survived.
The Last Dance
An inspector investigates a possible mutiny aboard a Mars-bound ship, uncovering competing truths, loyalties, and power plays.
Radiance
A filmmaker's disappearance on Venus is pieced together from scripts, interviews, diaries, and other fragments.
The Death I Gave Him
In a locked-down future lab, a grieving scientist’s son hunts his father’s killer with help from the lab’s AI.
The Core of the Sun
In a controlled alternate Finland, a hidden-intelligent woman chases her missing sister while chasing illegal chili highs.
The Zombie Survival Guide: Recorded Attacks
A chronological graphic anthology of zombie outbreaks across history, told as recorded incidents and survival accounts.
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The Autobiography of James T. Kirk
Kirk recounts his life in an in-universe memoir, blending untold backstory with familiar Star Trek events.
Unlocked: An Oral History of Haden's Syndrome
An oral-history prequel charts the outbreak of Haden's Syndrome and the world-changing response that follows.
Saha
In a corporate-run city-state, outcasts in a neglected housing complex live under class control as a disappearance draws one sister searching for answers.
Everything for Everyone: An Oral History of the New York Commune, 2052–2072
A future oral history of how collapse, revolt, and mutual aid built a post-capitalist New York commune.