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The quest of a true artist is to reach beyond time. But what you find there may change you forever. Flo's grandmother Mara is eccentric, independent and obsessed with art - just like Flo. But Mara's time is nearly up. On her deathbed, Mara asks Flo to glaze her portrait with a mysterious serum gifted by her long-estranged friend Bernie, whose rainforest expedition eighteen years ago first sparked Flo's passion for painting. Once glazed, Mara's portrait seems to come alive. Flo confronts Bernie, but his ancient, plant-derived magic pulls her into a world of dread, desire, immortality (perhaps)…mehr

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The quest of a true artist is to reach beyond time. But what you find there may change you forever. Flo's grandmother Mara is eccentric, independent and obsessed with art - just like Flo. But Mara's time is nearly up. On her deathbed, Mara asks Flo to glaze her portrait with a mysterious serum gifted by her long-estranged friend Bernie, whose rainforest expedition eighteen years ago first sparked Flo's passion for painting. Once glazed, Mara's portrait seems to come alive. Flo confronts Bernie, but his ancient, plant-derived magic pulls her into a world of dread, desire, immortality (perhaps) - and a nightmare from which she may never escape. "I" For Immortality is the second release from The Book of Exquisite Corpse, a collection of standalone tales inspired by the surrealist word game of the same name. This short novel is about the desire to touch eternity.
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Anna Tizard writes contemporary fantasy and magical fiction, in between experimenting with a weird word game on her podcast, Brainstoryum, and occasionally pretending to be normal. Her short stories have been published in numerous anthologies and literary magazines, and volume two in her series, The Book of Exquisite Corpse, won the Imadjinn Award for Best Literary Fiction Novel in 2022. Having spent a large portion of her childhood in Narnia, she has a keen nose for portals.