We have met the enemy and they are us.
The arms race is not solely a modern phenomenon, and sometimes the farm lad is more innovative than the king's artificers.
A dragon and a wanderer meet and discuss whether romance and adventure are gone from the world.
A Lovecraftean tale of despair, leavened by hope that a diversity of voices may someday save us.
Mouse's origin story, in which we learn how our feisty heroine set out to become civilized and carve a more-than-mouse-sized niche for herself.
The old game of "two truths and a lie" is sometimes more than a game.
A Fibonnacci poem about how we shouldn't dump all the responsibility on the monsters.
The corporate world has been a dog-eat-dog environment for a long time. There's a reason for this.
When technology fails you, you have to rely on your friends.
Science offers no guarantees when human nature is involved.
Serpents aren't always as clever as they think they are.
Technology could mitigate the pain of dementia, but that would require some assistance from technologists.
Science isn't always nice; there are sometimes side-effects.
Some things never change, though the implementation may evolve to accommodate new technologies.
Dragons and wizards are not to be trifled with.
Fairy tale princesses sometimes live happily ever after even without a prince./blockquote>
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