There Are Infinite Universes and All of Them Are Boring
In a basement lab, a technician and a corporate analyst operate a device that views other universes. Each attempt reveals the same beige room, down to the molecule—no sign of change other than a faint smell of cumin. With little else to measure beyond their own growing connection, they attempt to extract fiscal value from the possibility that nothing could ever have been different.
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About the Author
Jeff Goldberg is a writer living in the Berkshires, Massachusetts, where he spends most of his time in the woods with his two dogs. He holds an MFA in creative writing from The New School in New York City. His fiction has appeared in Malarkey, JAKE, and Exacting Clam. There Are Infinite Universes and All of Them Are Boring is his first novelette. He can be found on Bluesky at @mixedmetaphors.bsky.social. Learn more at mixedmetaphors.net.