Stories
The epic story about astronauts where the characters map to the nine forms of a Chinese Dragon.
The epic story where major magical artifacts map to creatures of Greek mythology.
The fantasy story where the races map to the faces of the Triple Goddess(Mother-Maiden-Crone).
The love story where the characters map to the 'fifteen men on a dead man's chest' from the fictional sea chanty.
The love story where the characters' deaths map to the five ages of Man created by Hesiod (Golden-Silver-Bronze-Heroic-Iron).
The martial arts story where each martial arts style maps to the seven heavens.
The psychological story where the worlds of the afterlife map to the nine circles of heaven in the Divine Comedy: Paradiso.
The retro-futuristic story where the main character moods map to the elements of the periodic table.
The road trip story where the locations map to specific stars.
The romantic story where the space colonies map to the seven wonders of the ancient world.
The romantic story where the species map to the seven liberal arts (grammar-rhetoric-logic-geometry-arithmetic-music-astronomy).
The satirical post-apocalyptic story where the chapters map to creatures of Greek mythology.
The satirical story set on a space station where the different sections map to the four court cards of the Tarot (Kings-Queens-Knights-Pages).
The science-fiction story where the main character moods map to the four temperaments (sanguine-choleric-melancholic-phlegmatic).
The screwball comedy story where different styles of martial arts map to the forty numbered Tarot cards.
The story about astrologers where the characters' deaths map to the thirteen Norse gods present when Balder was killed.
The story about barbarians where the characters' births map to the four basic stages of matter (solid-liquid-gas-plasma).
The story about heroines where the characters map to the Eight Immortals of chinese legend.
The story taking place in a building where the floors map to the seven gateways of Innana.
The time travel story where each time visited maps to the thirty-six dramatic situations of literature.
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