Recommended by Cheryl Bear

When a world of adventure is beckoning to you, being trapped in Office Depot really can seem like hell on earth. A fantastic dissection of the separation between the way we are brought up, to achieve the great American dream, and the hopelessness that can set in given seemingly impossible odds. An existential crisis takes us on a journey through the universes and in all of them, Office Depot makes you want to die. Well done.

An incredibly touching and moving piece from the perspective of children. Given a voice, they're finally able to express themselves to the grownups. There's chaos for us and them, we're all doing our best. Marvelous!

Come on Scooby Doo, let's get on the road to this haunted house and claim our inheritance! Fake finance in tow. Creepy, entertaining and so much fun! Love!

Adelaide is such a sharp, fierce woman, a force to be reckoned with. Until Mark walks in that is to "rescue" her. Good intentions or evil doctor? Riveting and well drawn. Fantastic work!

An unscrupulous mayor or simply a woman in power? We don't know where this is going as we wonder who is in the right? Riveting and well done!

A chastity pledge where fatherhood arguably gets too controlling. Constance has had enough and fights for the young girls right to live, but the girl makes some good points for holding onto her heart until it'll be valued. Well done.

A fantastic capture of the full experience of the teenage years. The friendship, the love, the heartbreak and the fights along the way. As they enter adulthood, a similar dynamic with different concerns. Well done!

Even Shakespeare had his moment of despair during quarantine and the Black Plague. A heavy heart cannot create but, with some help from a ghost, a pitch session heads under way! So delightfully fun!

A riveting and intoxicating moment as these two run on adrenaline as they observe the Eta Car about to blow! Exciting and well done!

An incredibly important piece taking us inside a humanitarian crisis for survival from the various perspectives in the trenches. Gripping, heartfelt and well done.