Folded Space adapts Beth Goder’s Chaotic Universe as audio fiction

The independent science-fiction anthology released its fourth episode, a 33-minute reading performed by Anthony Babington, on September 30.

The audio science-fiction anthology Folded Space released “Chaotic Universe,” a story by Beth Goder, on September 30. The fourth episode of the show’s first season runs 33 minutes and is performed by Anthony Babington. Its concise premise: Sabtal has questions about the meaning of life and death. Goder is an archivist

and author whose work has appeared in Escape Pod , Clarkesworld , Lightspeed , Apex and other speculative-fiction venues, according to the episode notes. The notes also connect the story to her debut collection, An Expression of Silence and Other Stories , a 24-story volume with author commentary. Folded Space presents

self-contained science-fiction stories, each told by a single narrator, rather than one continuing plot. The credits name Seth Williams as host and producer, Andrew Gibson for audio production, Ardie Son for music and grandfailure for art. The show identifies its episodes as Creative Commons

Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0; listen through the official episode page for the complete recording and credits. Official source. Headline image: Folded Space / grandfailure; official episode cover art.. Official or creator promotional artwork.

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