The Possibilities
A new mother’s search for her vanished baby opens into a multiverse where every version of her life feels dangerously real.
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Plot structure labels used: alternate realities, time shifts, memory loss, dreamlike framing, parallel threads, quest narrative, allegorical structure, revelation-driven
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Eternity Girl
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A time-displaced Thomas More is sent to rescue a failing far-future utopia that may be broken by its own perfection.
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A Breath of Eyre
A lonely scholarship teen is pulled into Jane Eyre and must choose between a classic romance and her own life.
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A queer writer chases an elusive prize trophy through time loops, wormholes, and surreal celebrity chaos.
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The Affirmation
A grieving man writes his life as fiction, only to find his autobiography splitting into rival realities.
The Marbury Lens
After a kidnapping, a teen discovers glasses that reveal a brutal alternate world tied to his unraveling mind.
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The Heavens
A woman’s dreams of Elizabethan England may be changing her love life, her sanity, and the future itself.
The Escapement
A grieving father crosses a shifting parallel western dreamscape to find a healing flower for his dying son.
Lost on a Page
A hard-boiled detective learns he’s fictional and crosses genres to confront his author and escape the page.
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