nanotales by Ziv Navoth talks itself up as being an entirely new form of writing; brief stories, collected in a book with no chapters or page numbers. It's not quite that, but what it is is a collection of well-varied brief short-stories that serve their purpose just fine. The topics and characters shift, though death is a recurring motif, and some of them inevitably work better than others, but it's an addictive, enjoyable collection. ( )