No. 001 — The One Who Stayed
The party is over. Someone has opened a window. He has put his head on his arm, and one eye has stayed open: not asleep, merely finished with everyone.
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Gods. Strangers. Familiar faces.
Heaven and Earth — Horatio’s Problem
Horatio brought an explanation. The sky brought reinforcements.
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Death and the Miser — The Visitors
Someone has come for the money. Someone else has come for you.
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Herodias Serpent — Seven Heads
Seven heads, each beneath its own star. Sacred at first glance. Less reassuring when you count the mouths.
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The Sun Devourer — The Green Lion
The lion closes its jaws around the sun. What appears to vanish may be entering another form.
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Hecate — At the Crossroads
You arrive with three explanations. She has three faces. This is unlikely to improve your position.
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Jupiter — A Place at the Table
The invitation says dinner. The sky suggests a more complicated evening.
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Dionysus — After the Applause
You meant to stay for one drink. An old error, but occasionally a beautiful one.
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