Odd Stories
The Odd Stories shop is a three-story stone tower rises from the back half of this one-floor wooden bookstore. A sign above the front door depicts a stack of open books with lines of magical energy rising from the pages. While the shop’s owner is indeed a wizard, James Morlibint had the sign commissioned in an attempt to portray the power of imagination within the fanciful fiction works and anthologies that are his specialty. Morlibint sells other texts as well, although he leaves the nonfiction curation to his husband Carl, whose expertise makes Odd Stories the primary source of textbooks and teaching tools. The store is a distinctive feature in the small town of Otari.
Recently, Carl has been adding a cafe onto the main store where coffee and other drinks will be served.
Morlibint, who also lives at the shop, also stocks the establishment with engaging fiction, collections, and academic texts, and readily trades in spells, scrolls, and rare texts.
