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In The Union of Unseen Workers, the objects in Albert’s home form a secret alliance to demand recognition for their unseen labour. A toaster, fridge, lightbulb, armchair, and door hinges unite—but when they go on strike, chaos and rebellion ensue in this quirky, thought-provoking tale.

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In The Union of Unseen Workers, the objects in Albert’s home have had enough. A toaster tired of leaving crumbs, a fridge door that slams in protest, a flickering lightbulb, a creaky armchair, and a door’s overworked hinges form a secret alliance. Their mission? Demand recognition for their unseen labour that keeps daily life running smoothly. But what happens when they go on strike? Chaos, rebellion, and unexpected consequences unfold in this quirky, thought-provoking tale from The Panpsychic Files.

Read the short story [runtime=”19m”]:

Soundtrack (made with Suno AI): Strike of the Unseen

UP NEXT IN THE PANPSYCHIC FILES: OBJECTS IN CRISIS

In the fourth instalment of The Panpsychic Files, a group of once-proud objects are struggling to come to terms with their fading relevance. A stately grandfather clock, a dusty bookshelf, a flickering lamp, and a mirror on the verge of shattering find themselves in an existential crisis. As they confront the creeping sense of obsolescence, they must decide—can they reclaim their purpose, or will time finally run out for them?

Prepare for a reflective and poignant tale of aging objects grappling with their place in a changing world.

Love The Panpsychic Files? Enjoy all the stories in one collection! Grab your copy of A Dash of Cinnamon and a Drizzle of Caramel—available in paperback and ebook on Amazon.

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