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Author Mason Carter
CategoryShort Fiction
ASIN B0F8B6J27K
Published DateMay 11, 2025
LanguageEnglish
Paperback 118 pages
ISBN-13 979-8283540573
Item Weight 6.1 ounces
Dimensions 6 x 0.27 x 9 inches
AvailabilityKindle & Paperbacks in Stock
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Welcome to Zephara — where love blooms beside revolution, and tenderness walks hand-in-hand with collective defiance.
In Tales from the Anarchist Commune of Zephara, Mason Carter crafts an unforgettable world of radical hope and everyday intimacy. This isn't just a short story collection — it's a vivid tapestry of lives lived in a world reimagined. Through poetic prose and richly drawn characters, Carter brings to life a communal society that has moved beyond capitalism, where relationships are built on trust, care, and interdependence.
Inside, you'll meet gardeners who flirt through compost, baristas who court with flour-dusted poetry, and young thinkers who fall in love through the margins of annotated books. You'll witness how justice is practiced not through punishment but through healing — and how even broken hearts can help build a better world.
Why should you read this book?
Because these are the stories we need now — ones that show us that gentleness can be revolutionary, that systems can change, and that love, in all its forms, thrives best in community.
If you loved The Dispossessed by Ursula K. Le Guin, The Ministry for the Future by Kim Stanley Robinson, or the lyrical prose of Braiding Sweetgrass, Zephara will speak to your soul.
Buy it today — and step into a future where care, cooperation, and quiet acts of courage remake the world.
In Tales from the Anarchist Commune of Zephara, Mason Carter crafts an unforgettable world of radical hope and everyday intimacy. This isn't just a short story collection — it's a vivid tapestry of lives lived in a world reimagined. Through poetic prose and richly drawn characters, Carter brings to life a communal society that has moved beyond capitalism, where relationships are built on trust, care, and interdependence.
Inside, you'll meet gardeners who flirt through compost, baristas who court with flour-dusted poetry, and young thinkers who fall in love through the margins of annotated books. You'll witness how justice is practiced not through punishment but through healing — and how even broken hearts can help build a better world.
Why should you read this book?
Because these are the stories we need now — ones that show us that gentleness can be revolutionary, that systems can change, and that love, in all its forms, thrives best in community.
If you loved The Dispossessed by Ursula K. Le Guin, The Ministry for the Future by Kim Stanley Robinson, or the lyrical prose of Braiding Sweetgrass, Zephara will speak to your soul.
Buy it today — and step into a future where care, cooperation, and quiet acts of courage remake the world.
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