🏷️ Multiverse
10 entries tagged with this trope
The Space Between Worlds
Micaiah Johnson · 2020
Cara can travel between parallel worlds because she's dead in most of them. Her dangerous job becomes personal when she tries to save someone she loves.
This World or Any Other
olivieblake · 2016
Hermione can travel between parallel universes and in each one, her relationship with Draco is different. Mind-bending concept.
The Space Between Worlds
Micaiah Johnson · 2020
You can only visit parallel earths where your counterpart is dead. Cara is valuable because she's died in 372 of 380 worlds. A brilliant commentary on race, class, and expendability.
The Midnight Library
Matt Haig · 2020
Between life and death, Nora finds a library where every book lets her live a different version of her life. A meditation on regret, possibility, and the beauty of imperfect lives.
The Space Between Worlds
Micaiah Johnson · 2020
You can only travel to parallel worlds where your counterpart is dead. Cara is valuable because she's died in 372 out of 380 worlds. Then she discovers why.
Dark Matter
Blake Crouch · 2016
Jason is kidnapped and wakes up in a world where he made different choices. Now infinite versions of himself exist. And they all want his life back. Unputdownable.
Sea of Tranquility
Emily St. John Mandel · 2022
A remittance man in 1912, an author on book tour during a pandemic, an investigator in the far future — connected by an impossible moment. Time, simulation theory, and what makes life real.
Dark Matter
Blake Crouch · 2016
Jason Dessen is kidnapped and wakes up in a world where he made different choices. But getting back to his real family means competing with infinite versions of himself.
The Space Between Worlds
Micaiah Johnson · 2020
You can only visit parallel earths where the other version of you is dead. Cara is valuable because she's died in 372 worlds. But the one world she can't visit holds the secret to everything.
Love Is a Dagger
astolat · 2021
Loki and Mobius navigate the multiverse. astolat writes Loki with devastating precision — the vulnerability under the armor, the desperate need to be seen. Lokius at its finest.