Stories
The allegorical story where the characters' births map to the five Chinese Elements (water-wood-fire-earth-metal).
The comedic story about dancers where the characters map to the Eightfold path of Buddhism.
The cyberpunk story where the chapters map to Norse Gods.
The dark story where the chapters map to Cathloic Saints.
The high fantasy story where the characters map to the Eight Immortals of chinese legend.
The military story where the military units map to the seven lucky gods of Japanese legend.
The psychological story where the major plot twists map to the fourteen stations of the cross.
The slice-of-life horror story where the main character moods map to the four Jungian mental capacities (Feeling-Thinking-Intuition-Sensation).
The slice-of-life story where the characters map to the four suits of Tarot Cards (disks-cups-swords-rods).
The space exploration story where each planet visited maps to the seven liberal arts (grammar-rhetoric-logic-geometry-arithmetic-music-astronomy).
The space exploration story where each planet visited maps to the thirty-six righteous people (Tzadikim) of Jewish legend.
The story about arch-demons where the characters map to the four cardinal directions (north-south-east-west).
The story about first contact specialists where the characters map to the thirteen guests at the Last Supper.
The story about first officers where the characters map to Greek Gods.
The story about lawmen where the characters map to the sixteen geomantic symbols.
The story about leaders where the characters map to the knights of the Round Table.
The story about queens where the chapters map to the thirty-three degrees of Freemasonry.
The story set in an apartment building where each apartment and its residents map to the seventy-eight tarot cards.
The story taking place in a building where the floors map to the trinity of past-present-future.
The swashbuckling story where the cities map to the four humors (blood-yellow bile-black bile-phlegm).
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