Little Eyes
A global craze for camera-eyed toy pets links strangers in invasive, unsettling ways, exposing loneliness and hidden impulses.
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A global craze for camera-eyed toy pets links strangers in invasive, unsettling ways, exposing loneliness and hidden impulses.
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A fractured sci-fi love story links future collapse, Easter Island, and another age to ask whether humanity can break its cycle.
A book-linked, multi-timeline novel follows outsiders across centuries as one ancient story binds their lives together.
A tech worker uncovers a manuscript that opens into an alternate Korean history, secret governments, and tangled truths.
A lonely space captain, a mute boy, and a visionary scientist become entangled in a far-future struggle over time, family, and power.
Interconnected satirical stories trace power, class, and community inside a 674-story skyscraper nation.
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A Black veteran’s search for his missing father uncovers a supernatural conspiracy and the everyday terror of Jim Crow America.
In a future Hackney tattoo shop, a woman’s body art opens onto many lives, times, and women’s histories.
A physicist uncovers a physics-decoding breakthrough as reality itself starts changing, and humanity’s multiverse hangs in the balance.
A suddenly growing Central Park volcano links a global cast through disaster, transformation, and shifting realities.
A boy’s summer in a small Illinois town becomes a vivid meditation on childhood, time, and mortality.