Wave Glass
A cosmic folk tale meets small-town X-Files, with a bass guitar slung over one shoulder. Wave Glass is a science fiction story inlaid with memory, and mystery, and the music of the universe. It follows Orin Dess, a musician who gets pulled back to his hometown of Mill Creek after his grandfather, Everett, vanishes under eerie circumstances. The town’s got a long history of disappearances, weird phenomena, and maybe something even stranger vibrating under the surface. As Orin digs into his family’s past, he finds himself unraveling more than just local lore—possibly even reality itself. https://www.aaronlouisgibson.com
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Episodes
4 hours ago
4 hours ago
Orin visits a casino where souvenirs stir memories of home. A roadside diner introduces him to Gordon Thomas, a sound-savvy stranger. What began as a detour becomes a connection.
Saturday Apr 05, 2025
Saturday Apr 05, 2025
Just when Orin finds rhythm in his new life, the past pulls him back. His journey home begins with a letter, memories, and a question that won’t let go.
Sunday Mar 30, 2025
Sunday Mar 30, 2025
A cosmic folk tale meets small-town X-Files, with a bass guitar slung over one shoulder.
Orin Dess is a musician who gets pulled back to his hometown of Mill Creek after his grandfather, Everett, vanishes under eerie circumstances. The town’s got a long history of disappearances, weird phenomena, and maybe something even stranger vibrating under the surface.
About the Author
Aaron Louis Gibson is a musician, teacher, and author based on the Oregon coast. Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, Aaron has performed across the United States, China, and Romania, sharing his passion as a self-taught bassist. His music, shaped by eclectic influences and collaborations has been featured by publications like NoTreble, Bass Musician Magazine, and Dead.net. Aaron has released four albums and numerous singles. When not teaching at the local high school or creating music, he is writing his debut science fiction novel, Wave Glass, inspired by life in the Pacific Northwest, where he lives with his wife and five children.