A tall short story about the origins of life IN THE BEGINNING there wasn’t just one word, there were several, and some were missi_ On another plane of existence, Jawanza the orator makes worlds come to life by reading aloud from a mysterious script to celestial spectators. Despite birthing countless flawless worlds into being, for the first time ever he's forced to improvise. One wrong sentence could destroy an entire civilisation but a whole paragraph could really mess up an otherwise pleasant realm.  You can read this as a standalone story but it's also a prequel to the fantasy series, Cosmo Dome. If there's enough interest in Preamble Stumble, I'll upload some chapters of that as well.