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Yesterday's Tomorrow

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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
The Fiction Lab Press

About

Yesterday, we dreamed of today. Tomorrow, we imagine something better.

Today, we reflect on the pasts we carry with us.

A collection of short stories and essays, Yesterday's Tomorrow explores how our past shapes our present, and our present shapes our future. From speculative fiction to introspective essays, this anthology invites you to think about how far you've come, and where you might still go.

Every voice in this book (cover and all!) was donated in support of Freedom Reads, a nonprofit that places libraries inside prison cells. Every purchase helps open new doors for those behind bars.

Because books belong everywhere, especially where they're needed most.

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  • Anthologies (multiple authors)
  • Adult Fiction

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