Max goes to play but gets lost on his way. He describes his fears and feelings when he encounters new situations and environments, and his relief when he thinks things will go his way. But do they?

This anthology follows the same theme as Ruth and Ann's Guide to Time Travel Volume I. In this anthology, 30 authors provide their amazing visions on the theme of time travel, showing their storytelling skills while delighting readers. These stories take readers to the past, alternate present, and the future.

Ah, the sturdy trench coat. A traditional mainstay not only in classic wardrobes, but classic literature. Plenty of pockets to hide things in. Water repellent and sometimes, villain repellent. An icon for beloved detectives, inspectors, and spies for generations. (Not to mention flashers, femme fatales, and minor characters who just need to keep dry in the rain.)The Trench Coat Chronicles, cleverly conceived and superbly assembled and edited, offers the reader far more tha...

Within these pages are stories about choices made under ordinary and extraordinary circumstances. What happens when a chef decides to cook a vampire filet? Why does a mother desire and, at the same time, dread her child coming home? Which door conceals the tiger and which the lady? What does a witch do when she desperately wants a child? There are many more stories to delight readers within the pages of this incredible anthology.Thirty authors have written twenty-nine stories with ...

Twins are said to share special bonds, understand each other's unspoken communication, speak their own languages, even possess powers of ESP. Their doubleness continues to fascinate the rest of us. Adored or abhorred, sheltered or shunned, twins have universally and perpetually aroused attention and curiosity. It was that fascination that inspired this collection of twin-themed stories. In them you'll find all matter of twins: the good, the bad, the fantastic, the fearsome, the magical, th...

From the Foreword written by Matty Dalrymple: "Choice is the basis of every great story. Will Frodo accept the challenge of the One Ring? Will McMurphy flee or stay to stand up to Nurse Ratched? Will Neo choose the blue pill or the red pill? Authors and moviemakers have even explored the results of different choices within one story: Ambrose Bierce in "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge," Frank Capra in It's a Wonderful Life, Blake Crouch in Recursion.We turn to fi...