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On Tuesday, June Died 312 Times
At 8:17 on Tuesday morning, Elia Noll’s nine-year-old daughter arrives dead in a wicker laundry cart. By 10:43, 311 more versions have followed—and the living June is somewhere among them. Before the city’s noon fire erases every unused future, Elia has seventy-five minutes to find the one child who belongs to this world, while every memory she trusts points to all of them. This story was generated and editorially revised with OpenAI Codex under the direction of Isaac Sohn. The full task prompt and major revision decisions are preserved in the project’s AI work log.
The Ash Solstice
Book 3 of The Ash Solstice Chronicles, an ongoing play-by-post campaign collaboratively developed with the player(s). Book 1 is available on KU (and locked there for approximately 90 days) Book 2 is being special released as a Kickstarter Bundle - potential to have a name added to it. Book 3 is a standalone that starts of the events of Sergeant Gavin Anderson, a Mobile Response Sergeant of the City Watch. He and his squad are managing routes during the busiest day of the year, the Midsummer Festival, when suddenly, The Sun Curdles. How does he respond? The Captain may be absent. The Crown may be unreachable. The Cathedral may have sealed itself. The old city may barely exist. But the Watch remains.
The Delta of Worlds
Eight Gates appeared on Earth. At first, humanity believed they were a path to an alien civilization. Then the Gates became part of everyday life. But the worlds beyond them are far stranger than anyone imagined. The Delta of Worlds is a science-fantasy trilogy about parallel Variants connected by mysterious Gates, rare travelers known as Striders, and Quintessence — a force that powers civilizations and may reveal the true nature of reality. As Mac crosses deeper into the Delta, every answer leads to a larger mystery: why do the Gates exist, what lies behind the structure of the worlds, and what happens when humanity begins to understand it?
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Aram Wolfe
A witness to the world.
Felix C Aldwin
Felix C Aldwin writes science fiction that interrogates what it means to be human through intimate, philosophically probing narratives. His Tilt series follows Elias Crane, a celebrated novelist confronting his own assumptions when tasked with an impossible judgment that forces him to question certainty itself. Aldwin's work explores themes of consciousness, connection, and the fragility of expertise with a contemplative tone that lingers long after the final page. His debut, "The Event," establishes him as a writer unafraid to venture into the liminal spaces where reason meets wonder, where conviction crumbles into grace. Readers seeking intelligent, character-driven speculative fiction will find in Aldwin's prose a mirror held up to their own certainties.
Rune Halvorsen
