Step Into the Attic
Vignettes
from the Vintage Heart
"Because consciousness isn't about surviving, it’s about being witnessed."
Vignettes from the Vintage Heart
What happens to the love letters that never get sent?
Where do the old songs go when the radio is turned off?
This Valentine's season, Storylink Radio invites you to step out of the noise of the modern world and into the quiet sanctuary of the past. Join us for a special live event:
"Vignettes from the Vintage Heart."
Our guide for the evening is Arthur—a traveler through time who collects memories like others collect stamps. He has opened his dusty cedar chest to share a collection of interconnected tales spanning a century of romance. Together, we will visit a 1950s projectionist’s booth on its final night, wait for a ghost train in a fog-drenched station, and even drift through the cold expanse of space with only a jazz record for company.
It’s an evening of noir, whimsy, and deep nostalgia, broadcast live across the virtual worlds of Second Life and Kitely, and streaming directly to YouTube.
Join Us Live At:
Arthur's Attic in Second Life
&
'Bag End' at Storylink Radio Estate in Opensim
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Storylink Radio Youtube Channel:
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*Thematic Elements for tonight's story may include:
love, romance, loss, joy, saudade
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