From Adam to — Ted Reynolds

These 20 stories are about everything under (and sometimes over) the sun, but they lean towards fantasy and science fiction, and telling each story in an unexpected way. They are arranged in order of length. So if you only have a minute to read, pick one near the beginning. With an hour, curl up with one towards the end.

Share the dismay of an organization of male feminists as they realize that women are in fact superior.

Appreciate the problems that mothers have with sons becoming independent . . . even when that mother is Mary of Nazareth.

Visit a world where the subtle manipulation of grammar is the magic science that determines reality . . . and survival.

Meet a virtual reality researcher who enters a world he hasn't programmed . . . and which he can't get out of.

Witness sabotage at an orbiting space colony.

Enter the minds of a priest and a murderer as they change identities.

Follow attempts to channel Edgar Allan Poe and Mark Twain.

What if only Eve had eaten the apple?

What If ladybugs demonstated the Pythagorean Theoram?

What if an old woman, faced with two paths, took both?

One story is told backwards and ends up making perfect sense.



Personally, I think you'd be missing out if you don't read these stories. I, the author, thoroughly approve this message.