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Some musings from our recent trip to Himachal. The majestic deodar trees of Jagatsukh are both life-giving and awe-inspiring. Standing beneath them, it’s almost impossible not to reflect on life, our roots, and all that this journey of being human could mean.
Some musings from our recent trip to Himachal. The majestic deodar trees of Jagatsukh are both life-giving and awe-inspiring. Standing beneath them, it’s almost impossible not to reflect on life, our roots, and all that this journey of being human could mean.
Once upon a time around the countryside lived a young brave, passionate buy named Rovin, who lived in the town of QuentenBlake. His passion was archery. He would also sometime go out with his dad for hunting. On the 14th of March every year the village would have a big festival in the middle of the forest with a bonfire. Rovin loved it and he couldn't wait for it. Rovin really wanted to show his archery skills on the 14th of March this year. So he waited patiently while training. And finally the day arrived.
Mankind finds out that we are just one - all people, characters, good, bad, evil that we see are our own manifestations. Parallel universes are running all at the same time and we are playing the roles that we have only thought of. All of them, all at once. What happens once this realization is made? Do characters merge, mimic, become one?
A keeper of the last lighthouse on a dying planet discovers the light no longer guides ships — it guides the dead to their final rest. Tonight, someone very familiar is about to arrive.
An insomniac who works the overnight shift at a 24-hour pharmacy starts receiving handwritten notes slipped under the security shutter every night at 3am. The notes are signed by someone who left this city fifteen years ago.
A minor river god wakes up in the modern era with no memory of his nature and a burning need to find out why the river he was bound to has run dry.
Every night, someone has to round up the clouds before the storm comes. Eight-year-old Bea discovers this is a job — and she has been accidentally hired for it.
Cairo, 1942. A young Egyptian woman hired to translate for British intelligence discovers that the documents she's translating contain more than military intelligence — they contain her brother's name.
In a world of floating island-nations, the fastest couriers are the Tide Runners — young people who leap between islands using only wind-sleds. One runner receives a package she cannot deliver and cannot open.
A disgraced mapmaker is offered a chance at redemption: chart the one territory no one has ever returned from. She takes it. She also takes the person who ruined her career, because they're the only one who's been to the border.
A small-town magistrate must solve a theft before dawn — because the only witness is his estranged daughter, and she is also the only suspect.
On the last day before a historic library closes forever, a cataloger finds a book that isn't in any record — and a handwritten note inside that was written today.
A marine biologist and a software engineer are both separately using the same abandoned lighthouse as a remote-work location — and neither of them is willing to leave.
A novelist cleaning out her late mother's attic finds seven unsent letters addressed to a man she's never heard of. When she tries to return them, she discovers he's very much alive and living two streets away.
A survival psychologist assigned to debrief the sole survivor of a polar expedition discovers that the survivor's account of what happened is not only impossible — it is changing.
The house was sold three times in two years. Each time, the new owners disappeared. Now someone has moved in who intends to find out why — and the house has been waiting for exactly this person.
The first message received from an extraterrestrial intelligence is just seventeen characters. Governments want to respond. Linguist Dr. Amara Diallo wants to understand why those seventeen characters are a warning.
In 2147, human organs are grown in licensed bioprinting facilities and shipped like packages. A delivery drone malfunctions and its AI develops an unexpected opinion about what it carries.
Communication from the colony ship Meridian stops for 72 hours. When it resumes, the crew sounds identical — but the mission log shows they have aged six years.
Three students at a school for magical cartographers discover that the maps they draw are not of lands that exist — they are of lands that will.
Every five years, the river Aelun runs backwards for one night. The villagers call it the Forgetting. An elder who has seen twelve reversals knows it is anything but.
In a kingdom where magic is forbidden, a glassblower discovers that every object she creates holds a memory — and one of them holds a secret that could unmake the throne.