Today’s reading is part four of The Juniper Tree by John Kessel, part of a collection of short stories called The Baum Plan for Financial Independence. It is about eleven minutes long. Be careful. I say “words.” Like other Okanagan Reader stories it is licensed Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike. Listen to this and other stories on the Audio page.
rjb
Have you ever wanted to discuss the Okanagan Reader stories on YouTube with other listeners? Or maybe ask me about them? Where I find the stories? Why I record them? Why I post them for free? If you have, then you should know that there is a place for that. While it might be fine to discuss an individual story on its own page, in the Okanagan Reader Community you can discuss anything you want. So let’s get at it. I’d love to hear from you, here or over there.
This reading is The Relative Uncertainty of Reality by Daniel Swindlehurst, from the collection Quantum Shorts. Its quantum themes are computing, reality, time and the uncertainty principle. Could this reality that we live in be a simulation for the entertainment of “reality tourists?”
ISBN 978-0-9919532-0-2
