As We Know It
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A short collection of short stories by a short girl about the end of the world. Humans can be dramatic beings, and with drama comes exaggeration, or perhaps opposing viewpoints. It is no doubt we see the end of the world as different things一the extinction of mankind, the death of the planet, or the loss of a deep and cherished love. These short stories delve into humanity because as beings walking, crawling, feeling on this earth, we end with it.
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