The Glass Weaver's Tale and Other Stories

The Glass Weaver’s Tale and Other Stories weave together intricate world-building with deeply personal stakes, balancing rigorous scientific thinking with deep philosophical questions about humanity’s future.

The emotional and intellectual tension built across these narratives — whether exploring Mica’s journey to escape his genetic prison in The Glass Weaver’s Tale, Josh’s daring adventure and the loss of his older brother in The Boy Who Built a Rocket Ship, Richard McGill’s entangled time loop binding him to the fate of his younger self in Needle and Groove, the two alien lovers who unwittingly change the geological hisitory of Planet Earth and in doing so bring about their own destruction in Holiday Home, or Pippa as a loving mother plagued by visions of a dead child and a past that could become her future in Cafe´ Arabica — invite you into worlds that are both extraordinary and profoundly human.

Each tale challenges us to think, feel, and question, while delivering compelling narratives that linger long after the final page, evoking writers such as Gene Wolfe, Ted Chiang, Jeff VanderMeer, and China Melville.