Jenna Katerin Moran: 6 books

A world fell into the void. It put down roots there. Somewhere in that world is Town. Its main urban center is Horizon, all overbuilt and Gothic. That's where Principal Entropy keeps his School. He's God or the Devil, the stories say, although they're a bit ambiguous on which. I started...

In a time of wizards and kings, one name stood above the rest. He was Montechristien Groeneveldt. He had been weak. He had been a failure. But beyond darkness, beyond damnation, beyond all suffering and all sorrow, he found the jewel of the philosophers. He found the pure magic of the cintamani...

A modern fantasy novella proposing solutions to such pressing problems as labyrinths, excess firewood, and suffering, as well as a brief explanation of the principles of resurrection, the construction of angels, and the structure of the monster's wings.

If a storm sees itself, it can become a person. That's how people are made, after all---they notice themselves. They become aware of their own existence. Then they're really alive! Storms can do it. Wolves can do it. Evil puppets can do it. Humans . . . almost all of them do! But is it really...

Deep under the world is Hans, who first made sense of things. Hans, who built the world from chaos. Hans the smith; Hans the farmer; Hans the dwarf.He was born into the numinous chaos; fell, as it were, into the sea of unformed impressions that was surging then and rising, falling, giving rise...

Once upon a time, Bethany stole her way into the space beyond the space beyond the world, and from it she seized a hope dyed in fluttering red:That in this world things would be OK.That if she fought for what was worth fighting for; if she lived, and loved, and lingered well, then, in...