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Quiet Horizons

Quiet Horizons

By: James
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Original science fiction stories for adults who like something to follow without having to pay attention. No explosions, no cliffhangers - just good writing, a warm voice, and as much space as you need to drift, or drift to sleep.

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  • The Man My Father Was

    The Man My Father Was
    Mar 25 2026

    Three weeks after her husband's funeral, Eleanor Marsh begins reading his journals. What she finds is not what she expected: for twenty years, Daniel had been using the time machine in his workshop to visit his dead father - not to change anything, just to watch him live.

    A companion story to The Corrections, told from a different angle. Works as a standalone.

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    You're listening to Quiet Horizons - a podcast of original science fiction stories written for the hours when the day is done. From here, there are no interruptions. Just one complete story, beginning to end. Literary, unhurried, and best experienced with your eyes closed. Tonight's story begins now.

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    33 mins
  • The Corrections

    The Corrections
    Mar 18 2026
    Daniel Marsh is fifty-one years old and retired from a university physics department that found his theories too strange. For the past four years he has been building a time machine in his basement - not to reshape history, not for anything grand, but to fix a single small moment from 2003 that he has thought about approximately once a week ever since.A quiet story about guilt, precision, and what it costs to finally put something down.


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    You're listening to Quiet Horizons - a podcast of original science fiction stories written for the hours when the day is done. From here, there are no interruptions. Just one complete story, beginning to end. Literary, unhurried, and best experienced with your eyes closed. Tonight's story begins now.

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    45 mins
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