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The Infinite Library and Other Stories is a collection of distinctive and boundary-pushing tales that explore the theme of being caught between two worlds. These stories delve into a range of genres, realities and experiments, and will appeal to readers looking for something unique, with surprises at every turn. Victor Fernando R. Ocampo's work will leave you contemplating the intricate workings of the human condition.
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A boy creates monsters from nanotech clay and programs them by reciting stories. A young woman finds the secret to save their doomed generation ship inside a children's primer. Residents of Bukit Batok face a slow-motion disaster that threatens to turn them into living mathematical equations. Three Filipino siblings enter a black hole to save humanity from an enemy that uses words as weapons.
The seventeen stories in this loosely-connected collection push the limits of form and trope, from realism to genre and experimental fiction. All speak of unease of being between two worlds, of not quite fitting in, and also of the comfort of words and books, which illuminate out way through the darkness.
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The Infinite Library and Other Stories is a collection of distinctive and boundary-pushing tales that explore the theme of being caught between two worlds. These stories delve into a range of genres, realities and experiments, and will appeal to readers looking for something unique, with surprises at every turn. Victor Fernando R. Ocampo's work will leave you contemplating the intricate workings of the human condition.
Riley is your virtual thrift companion, and here to help you find your next favourite read. You can also ask Riley for recommendations on our Telegram bot here.
A boy creates monsters from nanotech clay and programs them by reciting stories. A young woman finds the secret to save their doomed generation ship inside a children's primer. Residents of Bukit Batok face a slow-motion disaster that threatens to turn them into living mathematical equations. Three Filipino siblings enter a black hole to save humanity from an enemy that uses words as weapons.
The seventeen stories in this loosely-connected collection push the limits of form and trope, from realism to genre and experimental fiction. All speak of unease of being between two worlds, of not quite fitting in, and also of the comfort of words and books, which illuminate out way through the darkness.
