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Terms and ConditionsFiction

Terms and Conditions

A man reads his app's terms and conditions at 2 AM and discovers something buried in the legal text that changes everything: the service has been building a digital copy of him, and it's almost done.

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The Last BeekeeperFiction

The Last Beekeeper

Ruth Okafor hasn't seen a bee in eleven years. When one lands on her kitchen window one September morning, she follows it into the hills and discovers something she thought was gone forever.

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My Grandfather's CompassFiction

My Grandfather’s Compass

Nate finds his grandfather's compass in a shoebox of leftover things and discovers it doesn't point north, but toward the people and moments he needs most. When his marriage starts falling apart, the compass points directly at his wife, and…

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The Surgeon Who Operated on GodFiction

The Surgeon Who Operated on God

A surgeon works through her thirty-second hour straight when an unidentified man arrives with stab wounds. His blood types don't match any classification. His wounds heal faster than surgical sutures can hold them.

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Checkout Line at the End of the WorldFiction

Checkout Line at the End of the World

When an asteroid fills the sky and the world has forty minutes left, a grocery store cashier named Denise keeps doing her job, scanning items and asking paper or plastic, because the routine is the only thing holding everything together.

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The Woman Who Sold Her ShadowFiction

The Woman Who Sold Her Shadow

In the back corridors of Istanbul's Grand Bazaar, Claire meets a woman who offers to buy her shadow, the grief and guilt that have weighed her down since her mother's death and divorce. What starts as an impossible transaction becomes…

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Confessions of a Mars RoverFiction

Confessions of a Mars Rover

NASA's official last message from the Opportunity rover was short and poignant. But the engineers who received it that day found something else buried in the data, something that shouldn't have been possible to generate at all.

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God of ChaosFiction

Gods of Chaos

Veleth spent seven years preparing the perfect ritual to summon a god of wisdom and power. Instead, they got Valdris the Ever-Changing, who had other plans for reshaping the world.

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