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The Curvature Chronicles

The Curvature Chronicles

By: Dean WIlliams
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A sci-fi audio adventure about Castor Ames, a young man who stumbles upon a mysterious artifact capable of bending space. As alien forces close in, he must uncover the truth behind the artifact before it consumes him.

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Episodes
  • Windows between worlds

    Windows between worlds
    Oct 18 2025

    Sara’s loyalty is tested. Her orders from Zora are clear: eliminate the Krenn if necessary, and watch the human. But Castor Ames isn’t just “the human” anymore—he’s becoming something else. Their connection deepens inside a resonance space where emotion and matter merge, revealing truths neither of them are ready to face. When they return, the impossible follows them home. Back on Earth, Vra’shek stalks closer, and Sara’s own people begin to question her judgment.

    Can she follow her orders when her heart has already broken them?
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    24 mins
  • The Curvature Key - Episode 4: The Thread that won't Break

    The Curvature Key - Episode 4: The Thread that won't Break
    Oct 4 2025

    Castor and Sara come to an agreement as to where Sara is from. Vra'shek continues to pursue the artifact. Castor sees a glimpse of the possible future, does he like it or not.
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    22 mins
  • The Curvature Key - Episode 3: Hidden truths half a universe away

    The Curvature Key - Episode 3: Hidden truths half a universe away
    Sep 20 2025

    Castor has heard the Book artifacts voice, Sara has revealed her true origin, along with the Krenn's, as the Andromeda Galaxy. Castor knows that the Krenn, the Book and maybe even Sara loom as threats - but the greatest danger may be yet to come.
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    21 mins
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