Sere by Kira Pelletier and Lauren Nolan
Summary: Watch a forest rise and fall.
Thoughts: This is a very cute entry, and quite serene to boot, watching the forest going through different seasons and stages. Depending on the choices made, you can manage to loop back around to try out a different branch. The illustrations on that one were quite lovely, whether it was the chapter headers or the background (shame it didn’t fit properly on the page 
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We Shall All Be Changed by Jefferson Toal
Summary: A historical take on the theme, told as a Corinthian folktale.
Thoughts: Mash of Christian mythos and horror, using old English in dialogues to add a more ancient vibe to the story (while the rest of the prose has a more modern form - makes it a bit jarring, imo). The ambiguous and unchanging ending left me unsatisfied.
bl.ink by bubez
I’m not sure whether thoughts are necessary here. Might want to play it first.