Aberrants: Short Stories

In a world stretched between reality and the surreal, Mitchell Lüthi weaves together a collection of short stories that explore the profound consequences of conflict and human resilience. In Kharkiv, strange eyes emerge from the architecture, reflecting the fear and anguish of a city under siege, while also hinting at an unseen presence that observes humanity’s struggles.

Each tale within these pages invites readers to witness the delicate interplay of hope and despair through vividly drawn characters and haunting imagery. Stories meander through dark alleys and war-torn streets, yet they also reveal the warmth of human connection amid chaos, illustrating how creativity can flourish even in the bleakest of circumstances.

With a unique blend of poignant storytelling and the uncanny, Lüthi captures the essence of a turbulent time, leaving readers with a sense of introspection and empathy. This book is not just a glimpse into the horrors of war, but a testament to the indomitable spirit that survives against all odds.