Edward Saxon – författare

A glassblower, from Murano, inhales the spirit of the former owner of the mirror he is recycling. Having first identified herself as 'Andromeda', she would have him disinter her on her birthday. He is found hanging from a light fitting in Genoa.

A man happens upon the natural setting for a group portrait, a fete galante, in the park of Versailles. He falls asleep by a waterfall. A woman in a gold dress she feels for a pulse his to discover if he is equally real.

A gondolier is hired by the municipal authority to sing what is unseen into the spectrum of visible light. He was not told at what point he is to stop. The author, a poor singer from birth, he is hired to reverse the ill-effect, to return Pandora's belongings to her box.

A man falls asleep in a cave much like Plato's original. The world is no longer recognizable when he awakes with a Neolothic stick in his hand.

A man bids for a walking stick once owned by Toulouse-Lautrec. He will unscrew the handle of the stick, only to find a note left in the hollow of it thanking him for releasing the Green Fairy, 'Absinthe', back into the world at large. At first a blur in the periphery of his vision, she grows physical limbs in helping him solve, then avenge a murder.

A man places an advertisement in a magazine for people who believe they have lived before - in his case as a horse. A woman in a riding habit with a memory of him as her horse, replies overnight.

A man who sells eyepatches to the visually impaired, the blind, finds he has a second market for his patches: men whose possession shows in one eye only.

In Florence, when Savonarola had his bonfire of the vanities, it was noted that characters from burnt books would be seen walking the streets at night. Now with the 'scraping' of a book's contents by A.I, this same phenomenon is being observed, only in daylight

The title is that given by James Gillray, the caricaturist, to three members of the Mathew family. Little did he know at the time that their French au pair, an innocent abroad in Ireland, would be burnt as a witch in 1830 by Francis Mathew. He thought her Sycorax, Shakespeare's witch�