Jewel Box
A 22-story speculative collection of fairy-tale, fable, sci-fi, and horror tales exploring power, grief, and hope.
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A 22-story speculative collection of fairy-tale, fable, sci-fi, and horror tales exploring power, grief, and hope.
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Eleven dark, twisty short stories probe human cruelty, grief, and uncanny survival with horror, mystery, and sci-fi edges.
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A themed short story collection where surreal premises probe love, identity, race, and what it means to be human.
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Six illustrated YA sci-fi novellas explore future worlds where love, grief, and hope collide with strange technologies.
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Kurt Vonnegut’s early magazine stories gather humor, satire, and a few sharp sci-fi pieces into one uneven career snapshot.
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