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When a waistcoated White Rabbit checks his watch and vanishes underground, Alice follows—only to find a realm where language bends, logic flips, and growing up (or shrinking down) becomes the strangest puzzle of all.

Fresh from war and illness, Dr. John Watson meets a brilliant, unnerving stranger in a London laboratory—and by the time they share rooms at 221B Baker Street, a trail of blood and logic is about to introduce the world to Sherlock Holmes.

In sunlit Florence and buttoned-up England, young Lucy Honeychurch discovers that a “room with a view” is more than a hotel preference—it is a challenge to inherited propriety, awakening desire, and the risk of living truthfully.

In cool, economic prose that never raises its voice, Swift offers a “perfectly rational” solution to Irish poverty—one so monstrous it exposes the cruelty hiding in polite policy, and forces listeners to hear injustice with newly sharpened ears.

Behind Nora Helmer’s bright Christmas cheer lies a secret debt and a marriage built on fragile illusions—until a single letter forces her to choose between the role she’s been cast in and the self she has never been allowed to become.

In the cheerful suburbs of Victorian London, Charles Pooter records every scrape, social slight, and household triumph—only to discover that the smallest mishaps can feel like public catastrophes, and that respectability is a comedy best performed in earnest.