The Connected Space

All lore posts are available to Patreon members of the Silver Tier and above.

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What is The Connected Space?

The Connected Space is an umbrella term for stories that occur within a shared hyper-reality.

Introduction and Chronology

If you are new to the project and want to learn about the principles behind the project, and where stories fit within the chronology, then this is the place to start.
Read it here! (Free for Everyone)
Also consider watching the announcement video on the Curtis Holt channel.

Science Bible / Primers

Introductions to the scientific and metaphysical principles which underpin the shared hyper-reality. These are suitable primers prior to reading the other available content; however, they are completely optional, as some may choose to avoid it to preserve mystery.

Fold DYnamics

Understanding the interactions between verses requires deconstructing ideas of certainty - that two contradictory outcomes cannot both be true. Here we will see why in an n-dimensional hyper-reality, outcomes are both determined and non-determinable.
Volume 1 / Fold Dynamics (Silver Tier)

Hallucination and Continuity

Are ghosts real? Did the past really happen? Does a ceiling fan really spin? Are you just a memory? These questions have more in common that you might expect.
Volume 2 / Hallucination and Continuity (Silver Tier)

Production Files (Silver Tier)

Collections of files created in the process of developing digital 3D content, at various stages of completion.

Short Stories (Silver Tier)

A series of short stories from different points in the chronology.

The Birth of Entropy - Sentinel Verse - 685 years Post-Earth.

Oscar at the Anomaly - Sentinel Verse - Post-Sonder Crash

A Friend of Ma - Sentinel Verse - Post-Earth-Breakaway

Storyboard Comics (Silver Tier)

Speculative, incomplete storyboards. These are incomplete stories exploring specific moments in the chronology of verses and may be subject to significant rewrites. They use intermediate (placeholder) artwork, only intended to communicate ideas with other artists, and are generally not designed for public consumption, however they are available for patrons who are interested in the development process.