
Tiny Worlds: Volume Two
Stories that stay with you longer than you expect.
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Tiny Worlds: Volume Two is a fiction ebook by J. Curtis. It runs 216 pages and is written in English. It is published by Tiny Worlds Publishing. It costs $6.99 and is DRM-free. Tiny Worlds Volume Two is a collection of short fiction. It bends genre without breaking it. These stories move through ordinary lives and familiar places. Then, they drift just far enough off course to reveal something hidden underneath.
Description
Small moments. Unexpected turns. Stories that stay with you longer than you expect.
Tiny Worlds Volume Two is a collection of short fiction. It bends genre without breaking it. These stories move through ordinary lives and familiar places. Then, they drift just far enough off course to reveal something hidden underneath.
The collection delivers a cinematic, close-to-the-bone style. It travels from quiet domestic spaces to wide open landscapes. Wonder and longing guide these tales. A persistent sense of mischief runs through the book.
This book is for readers who enjoy contemporary fiction with a strange edge. These stories are accessible and human. They remain just a little uncanny.
Details
Length
216 pages
Story Length
Collection
Genre / Category
Fiction
Publisher / imprint
Tiny Worlds Publishing
Audience
Adult
Reviews / Blurbs
“"Excellent collection. J effortlessly pulls the reader in."”
— — Sean McDonnell, author
“"Excellent collection. J effortlessly pulls the reader in."”
— — Sean McDonnell, author
About the Author
J. Curtis
J. Curtis spent years in hardware and tech before concluding that books were more interesting. He founded Tiny Worlds Publishing out of Northern California, where he publishes emerging authors and edits The Midnight Vault — a Twilight Zone-adjacent anthology that is also, somehow, a live event. His debut novel, ISLA, arrives in 2026. He came up in tech. It shows in the architecture; it doesn't show in the prose, which he considers a win.
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