Speculative fiction, novellas, and philosophical writing.
What might otherworldly creatures think of a teenager, Cheetos, and a backyard? How do you navigate the chaos and bureaucracy of the cosmos when human life is judged by a standard it doesn't understand? Can our messy, ordinary existence defend itself?
When everyone else dissolves into the herd, one cow's eyes keep opening. Is knowing really a choice? What happens to a cow that sees a fruit in a red pill? Does a cow chew on more than cud?
A housefly gets fourteen days; a human in therapy grieves forty years he hasn't even lost yet. What does time look like from the other side of the glass? Can a creature whose existence fits inside a bad vacation find wonder in a messy world? What becomes of a life when the one who watched it stops watching?
Something is appearing right now, before you decide whether it belongs to mind or matter. What if reality begins with immediate experience rather than particles? Where does meaning belong inside causality? What kind of universe emerges when appearance is treated as the ground floor?
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Su Adams writes speculative fiction, novellas, and philosophical essays.
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