Stories
The action-packed science-fiction story where the main character moods map to the twelve months of the year.
The comedic retro-futuristic story where the characters map to the nine planets in our solar system.
The comedic story about cyborgs where the characters map to the three Sephiroth of the Supernal Triad (Kether-Chokmah-Binah).
The comedic story about giant monsters where the characters map to styles of music.
The dark story where the moral codes map to kinds of gemstones.
The dramatic story about stellar cartographers where the characters map to the five vowels in the English alphabet (a-e-i-o-u).
The epic story involving a computer system whose components map to creatures of Egyptian mythology.
The giant robot story where the robots map to the seven colors of the rainbow (ROYGBIV).
The philosophical story where major magical artifacts map to the four forces of Taoist internal alchemy (Void-Spirit-Vitality-Essence).
The post-apocalyptic story where the characters' births map to the thirty-three degrees of Freemasonry.
The road trip story where each destination maps to styles of art.
The science-fiction story where the characters' births map to the six senses (sight-smell-sound-touch-taste-psychic).
The slice-of-life story where the character relationships map to the four ages of Man created by Ovid (Golden-Silver-Bronze-Iron).
The story about computer techicians where the characters map to the four temperaments (sanguine-choleric-melancholic-phlegmatic).
The story about coroners where the characters map to the twelve months of a year.
The story set in a world where the crimes recognized by the legal system map to the pieces on a chess board.
The story where the animal species map to creatures of Greek mythology.
The story where the diseases map to the four basic stages of matter (solid-liquid-gas-plasma).
The story where the spacecraft map to the duality of good and evil.
The swashbuckling story where the organizations map to the Ten Marytrs of Judaism.
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