But What If We Found Them
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At the end of society as we know it, no one remembers what disease is. Trap thinks they've just caught one, but their friends all disagree. Crow believes there is a film over reality; nobody else notices. In one reality, Riverbank Wildwood is long; in another, two researchers work on their greatest project yet: carbon dating magnificently old human bones. Seika happens across white gangsters bullying a helpless animal, but when they step in to defend it, the strange animal turns into a magical beast! In the face of a blackening sky, Adris says the community should move, but Ono-- the community's sage--demands the people stand and prepare for the worst.
Whose perspective is right?
Turn the pages of this collection of short stories to find out! From dark, haunting fantasy to dystopian science-fiction, this collection spans a range of worlds. In each story, our protagonist seeks to find answers to their world. They seek connection, relationship, community. They stand in the muck and mire on the razor-thin edge of hope and reach for more.
What will their hand grasp? Dive on in to these pages to find out!
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About Rei Rosenquist
Rei Rosenquist first remembers life as seen out the high window of a hotel balcony. Down below is a courtyard, swarms of brightly dressed tourists, the beach. The memory is nothing but a blue-green washed image. Warmth and sunlight. Here, they are three years old, and this is the beginning of a nomadic story-teller’s life.
Over the years, they have traveled to many countries, engaged many peoples, picked up new habits, and learned new languages. But, some things never change. For them, these are stories, food service, and traveling. These three passions have bloomed from hobbies, studies, and jobs into a way of life.
These days, Rei can be found in between Tokyo, Kailua, and Bellingham, Washington pouring beautiful latte art, baking off a batch of famous savory scones, and cozying up with a laptop to obsessively write mountains of dark speculative fiction.
You can find Rei’s stories and blog at reirosenquist.com. You can also reach them via email at reirosenquist@gmail.com or connect via Facebook (Rei Rosenquist), Twitter (rylrosenquist) and Instagram (rylrosenquist).
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