Tag: Grief and Loss

This tag gathers the work centered on grief and loss — stories where mourning is the engine, not a passing note. It brings together fiction and personal pieces that sit with absence and what it does to the people left behind, including work like “Quantum Widow” and the memoir chapters drawn from the author’s own loss. The treatment is unflinching rather than sentimental. The collection grows as further work is added.

  • The Last Beekeeper Cover

    The Last Beekeeper

    The bee landed on Ruth Okafor’s kitchen window at 6:43 on a Tuesday morning in September, and she dropped her […]
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  • The Violin Maker’s Apology Cover

    The Violin Maker’s Apology

    The violin was finished on a Friday in November, and Heinrich Baumann knew immediately that he’d made a mistake. Not […]
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  • Cassandra’s Last Vision Cover

    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.
  • Ashes of a Saint Cover

    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.
  • The Ballad of Route 66 Cover

    The Ballad of Route 66

    When her van breaks down in Delmore, Oklahoma — population 43 — a travel writer discovers the last original town on Route 66 and the people who refused to leave when America moved on.
  • Dinner with the Devil’s Lawyer Cover

    Dinner with the Devil’s Lawyer

    A bored contracts lawyer is invited to dinner by a dying woman who represents clients with supernatural contracts — deals signed with entities that aren't human and don't forgive breach of terms.
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  • The Fisherman’s War Cover

    The Fisherman’s War

    An aging Icelandic fisherman takes his eighty-ton boat against the Royal Navy during the 1958 Cod War, armed with nothing but stubbornness and the conviction that the fish belong to Iceland.
  • Writing Science Fiction That Sells Cover

    Writing Science Fiction That Sells

    You built brilliant technology and nobody cares about your character. Science fiction craft that puts people first — with a subgenre comparison table and time travel rules.
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  • Brainstorming and AI-Assisted Writing for Authors Cover

    Brainstorming and AI-Assisted Writing for Authors

    Most writers prompt AI wrong and get generic output. The 4-stage workflow that turns AI into a brainstorming partner without flattening your voice or your fiction.
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  • Collision With Andromeda Cover

    Collision With Andromeda

    The Milky Way is conscious. Thirteen billion years old. It has a plan. Humanity is part of it. A seventeen-million-year story about what it costs to mean well — and when meaning well is not enough.
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