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In this realm where dreams and imagination intertwine, a gentle symphony of soothing science fiction lulls you into a restful slumber...
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Average audio length:
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English
United States
13 episodes
since March 15, 2021
episodic
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Much like the increased decline in cognitive health since the COVID-19 pandemic, followed by a rise in phone addiction and AI reliance, this science fiction short story written by Octavia E. Butler in 1983 explores themes of communication and survival following an illness that decimates the populat…
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Written in 1833 by one of the earliest pioneers of gothic fiction, Mary Shelley writes of a young woman who has been cast out of her house upon the discovery of her secret love affair with the estates son.
A science fiction short story written in 1977 by Isaac Asimov that rings true in our current world surrounding AI psychosis, AI girl/boyfriends, and people willing to give over their cognitive abilities to language models…
A surrealist horror short story written in 1937 by British-Mexican surrealist painter and writer Leonora Carrington. The theme plays with societal and gender expectations, and rebellion against social etiquette of its time.
Credited for the origins of 'the butterfly effect', a science fiction short published in 1953.
(First draft - I will reupload this. Until then, enjoy!)
An avid snail breeder herself, Patricia Highsmith published this short story in 1970.
A utopian city sustained by the perpetual misery of a small child written by Ursula K. Le Guin in 1973.
A nameless man discovers the meaning of life after he dies in a car crash. Written by Andy Weir and published on his website in 2009.
thinking of life and death hosted in the 13th-century church near my grandparents' house.
will anyone wonder about my life 8 centuries in the future when im a ghost of a memory?
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