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Six linked sci-fi stories in shifting realities slowly reveal a hidden pattern, forcing readers to solve the puzzle.
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Plot structure labels used: nearly wordless, minimal text, visual storytelling, time-stamped sequence, episodic traversal, night-to-dawn arc, open-ended ending, sequel hook, repeated Tuesday pattern, question-without-answer structure
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Questions for a Soldier
A short transcript of a colony Q&A where John Perry fields questions about war, colonization, and the CDF.
The Longest Day of the Future
In a futuristic city ruled by rival corporations, a silent chain of strange events turns a mysterious briefcase into chaos.
I Who Have Never Known Men
Forty women are trapped underground with no answers; one nameless girl must make sense of freedom, loss, and survival.
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Telluria
In a fractured future of microstates and holy war, a rare metal-drug binds 50 wildly different visions of one broken world.
Mr. Wuffles!
A house cat’s favorite “toy” turns out to be a tiny alien spaceship, sparking a wordless rescue adventure.
The Sea Beast Takes a Lover: Stories
A surreal short story collection where bizarre premises reveal love, loss, faith, and human longing.
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Home: Habitat, Range, Niche, Territory
A brief Murderbot side story follows Dr. Mensah after rescue, revealing trauma, loyalty, and a new angle on their bond.
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The Imagination Chamber
A beautifully produced collection of tiny, context-light fragments from Lyra’s world, for devoted fans of His Dark Materials.
Stages of Rot
A mostly wordless graphic novel about life, decay, and change unfolding around the carcass of a giant whale.
Gliff
In a near-future Britain, two siblings navigate surveillance, exclusion, and a strange horse while language itself becomes resistance.
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2001: A Space Odyssey
An ancient alien monolith pulls humanity from prehistory into deep space, where evolution, AI, and destiny collide.