Manuscripts + Worlds

Told through letters, silences, and interior observation, The Condition follows two women whose correspondence becomes a shared language of recognition within social systems that reward female compliance. When marriage is offered not as romance but as relief, refusal takes the form of precision rather than rebellion. The cost of choosing oneself unfolds quietly and irrevocably.

After centuries of existence, a woman who helped humanity escape death abandons immortality to live quietly in pre war France. When a fracture threatens the immortal system she helped build, she must decide whether returning to service will erase the fragile, embodied self she has reclaimed. Told through journals and recovered documents, this novella meditates on progress, exhaustion, and the ethics of survival without meaning.

When a mysterious carnival arrives overnight, a young girl discovers that wonder is powered by attention and that children are its currency. As applause becomes a mechanism of harm, she must decide whether saving individuals is worth participating in a system that turns compassion into spectacle. This is a dark, lyrical allegory about complicity and the quiet power of refusal.

At the Indovian Academy, history is not taught, it is protected. When a group known as the Time Thieves begins erasing names, dates, and memories from the world’s historical record, a team of students must defend the Codex Vault that holds reality together. Guided by the formidable Ladybird Jenkins, they discover that truth is not something to guard in silence, but something that must be understood, questioned, and shared.