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Recovered recording. Not hosted by Asa Thibodeaux. Predates the investigation. The architecture of invitation: identify, isolate, flatter, test, bind.
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The Pattern Files is a work of fiction: a found-recording audio drama from the world of Don't Think Me Evil, the trilogy by Elwood West.
Between May 2019 and March 2020, Asa Thibodeaux, a political science professor in Louisiana, started recording what he was noticing. Posts that vanished from rival platforms inside the same three days. A pyramid of black glass in Las Vegas with floors that were never on the plans. Passages that were opened and sealed again. Each recording is a chapter, hosted by Asa from a home study, a parked truck or wherever the signal is safest, with his producer Scriven and a Houston contractor who can read the grade of a thing from across the street.
There are ten chapters and one opening recording. Start with The Invitation, then listen to Chapters 1 through 10 one after another. You do not need to have read the books. By the end, you may want to.
This story is performed by a blended cast of human and AI voices. Some you will hear are human. Some are not. Some of the places are real. Some of the events happened. The rest is left for you to decide.
Written by Elwood West. Published by Sugar Fox Press.