
SIGNAL/NOISE
What if the most important signal in history had already arrived, and no one knew what it was trying to say?
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Ten stories. Different people. Different places. Different times. One universe that never reveals itself completely.
Alex Jr. Kich · Not numbered as part of the Cosmological Chronicles
What if the most important signal in history had already arrived, and no one knew what it was trying to say?

What if the most important signal in history had already arrived, and no one knew what it was trying to say?

Creating a life gives no one the right to own it.
I · Available in PortugueseCreating a life gives no one the right to own it.
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II · In developmentSome things only happen when someone is watching.
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III · In developmentReceiving the answer before the question does not make the choice any easier.
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IV · In developmentPerhaps silence is only an answer we have not yet learned to hear.
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V · In developmentKeeping everything about someone does not bring them back.
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VI · In developmentSome children remember a place where they have never been.
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VII · In developmentFirst the stars disappear. Then the people. The worst part is when no one notices they are missing.
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VIII · In developmentNot everything that vanishes was lost.
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IX · In developmentSome things disappear when they stop having a name.
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X · In developmentIf one of us arrives first, wait for the other.
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