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New Episode Alert: “Gildor” on A.P. Taber’s “The Galactic Storyteller” Podcast

By A_wondrous_bookshelf

Attention all sci-fi podcast lovers and devoted listeners of A.P. Taber’s The Galactic Storyteller!

I’m excited to announce our newest short story episode: Gildor. Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing city of Gildor, where state-of-the-art tech and ancient legacies converge, crafting an unmatched auditory sci-fi experience.

Join Dr. Frank Ryland, a forward-thinking scientist from the 22nd century, as he presents his pioneering creation – the Silencer. In a world transformed by the Ancestral Memory Gene (AMG), where futures are predestined by ancestors, the Silencer offers hope. But innovation often walks hand in hand with controversy.

Gildor isn’t just another futuristic cityscape filled with holographic wonders; it’s a realm pulsating with history. The story delves deep into the societal divide between the elite “Remembers” and the marginalized “Shadows.” As the Silencer’s ripples spread, the city’s harmony is disrupted, sparking debates and potential upheavals.

New Episode Alert: “Gildor” on A.P. Taber’s “The Galactic Storyteller” Podcast

Central to this technologically charged tale is a heartfelt romance between Dr. Ryland and Morgan, a woman of esteemed diplomatic lineage. Their passionate relationship, riddled with differing perspectives on the Silencer, adds layers to this compelling narrative.

But Gildor offers more than technological wonders and love tales. This episode underscores the profound implications of meddling with the essence of human memory. With the Silencer’s consequences unfurling, Gildor stands at a crossroads, urging listeners to introspect on the nature of memory and identity.

Blending scientific drama, intricate storytelling, and immersive characters, Gildor is essential for every sci-fi podcast aficionado.

Don’t miss out! Tune in every other Tuesday and unravel the enigmas of Gildor on A.P. Taber’s “The Galactic Storyteller” podcast.


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