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Italian stone house on the slope of Mount Etna with a large family gathered on a terrace and the volcano smoking behind themFiction

Children Under the Volcano

The Ferrante family gathers every August at their house on Mount Etna — rebuilt three times after lava flows — until a sixteen-year-old's question at breakfast cracks them all open.

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The Cab Driver of Oz

A cab driver from Queens gets dropped into Oz by a tornado and spends three years driving a Toyota Camry on the Yellow Brick Road, discovering that fairy tales have terrible infrastructure.

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Couple dancing tango in close embrace in a smoky 1970s Buenos Aires basement milongaFiction

Tango in a War Zone

In a basement milonga during Argentina's Dirty War, a resistance courier dances tango with an intelligence operative who carries a list of seven people scheduled to disappear.

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Ancient Greek woman standing on the walls of Troy at dawn with prophetic fire in her eyes and Greek ships on the horizonFiction

Cassandra’s Last Vision

Cursed by Apollo to speak true prophecy that no one believes, Cassandra watches Troy fall exactly as she predicted — and sees, in her final moment, every truth-teller who will follow her.

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A Garden in Hiroshima

Three generations of women tend a garden behind a house in Hiroshima, growing morning glories in soil that was sterilized by the atomic bomb and refused to stay dead.

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Ashes of a Saint

A Franciscan archivist discovers the private diary of a canonized saint — revealing she was an atheist who loved a nun and chose fire over a life built on lies.

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The Zero-Gravity Circus

A retired acrobat with two blown knees launches the first circus in space aboard an orbital station — and a disastrous opening night becomes the most-watched live event in human history.

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