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Part of series: The Time Traveler’s Passport
Key ideas from the book
- Jess’s longing for motherhood shapes her response to a boy found alone in the woods.
- The story examines the emotional stakes of taking responsibility for a child.
- Jess and her husband differ over how involved they should become.
- The narrative connects parenthood and sacrifice with responsibility for the future.
- The story belongs to a collection exploring memory, identity, and choice.
About Making Space by R.F. Kuang
Jess wants to be a mother, and when she finds a lost boy in the woods near her home, she and her husband take him in and call him Buddy. He cannot tell them his name or anything about his family. As Jess grows attached, her husband warns her not to become too involved—and Jess faces a test of how far she will go for the child.
An ominous short story about parenthood, sacrifice, and responsibility for the future, Making Space is part of The Time Traveler’s Passport, a collection of stories concerned with memory, identity, and choice. It may appeal to readers looking for compact speculative fiction and stories that bring family bonds into focus.
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