Letters From An Imaginary Country

"The elegance of Goss's work has never ceased to amaze me."
--Catherynne M. Valente, author of The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making

The infamous girl monsters of nineteenth-century fiction gather in London and form their own club. In the imaginary country of Th le. Characters from folklore band together to fight a dictator. An intrepid girl reporter finds the hidden land of Oz--and joins its invasion of our world. The author writes the autobiography of her alternative life and a science fiction love letter to Budapest. The White Witch conquers England with snow and silence.

Deeply influenced by the author's Hungarian childhood during the regime of the Soviet Union, each of these intricate stories engages with storytelling and identity, including Goss's own.