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* '''Juliette Eunectes''' ({{Aspect|Edge|2}}, {{Aspect|Winter|2}}): A parody of the libertine novel Juliette, wherein the characters are all different types of serpents. Why are you reading this, again?
* '''The Tears of the Conjoined''' ({{Aspect|Winter|4}}): An acrostic poem in the style of the tomb of Silo of Oviedo; each page contains numerous ways of reading the same phrase.
* '''What Might be the Truth: ''' ({{Aspect|Secret Histories|10}}, {{Aspect|Heart|10}}): A compilation of advice for the aspiring explorer. In Old Norse.
* '''Princess Lindworm''' ({{Aspect|Knock|12}}, Rite of the Lindorm Historian): An ancient fairy tale, in its original form. In Proto-Germanic.