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At the Bottom of the Garden

by Aidan Moss

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  • Chapter 10: Birdy Black-Beak

    April 8, 2025 · 17 min

    (This episode contains unreality & altered perception/memory) At The Bottom of The Garden includes material that may be upsetting for some audiences. This episode includes non-specific descriptions of medical treatment. -- My friends…

  • Chapter 9.5: I'm fine! Really!

    April 4, 2025 · 5 min

    (This episode contains unreality & altered perception/memory) I appreciate the concern, but I promise, everything is fine! I promise! Transcript -- At the Bottom of the Garden is written, edited, and narrated by Aidan Moss. Theme by…

  • Chapter 9: The Smiling Man

    April 1, 2025 · 23 min

    (This episode contains unreality & altered perception/memory) At The Bottom of The Garden includes material that may be upsetting for some audiences. After exhausting all my current avenues of remote research, I accepted the necessity of…

  • Chapter 8: Mr. Long-Legs

    March 25, 2025 · 16 min

    At The Bottom of The Garden includes material that may be upsetting for some audiences. This episode includes imprisonment. -- I possibly fell into a deep dive on the subject of music boxes and their history. It connects back to Nadia…

  • Chapter 7.5: Music Box Found!

    March 21, 2025 · 2 min

    (This episode contains altered perception/memory) This isn't an episode, but I was too excited not to put something 𝐡⃥⃒̸𝐞⃥⃒̸𝐫⃥⃒̸e on the feed. Transcript -- At the Bottom of the Garden is written, edited, and narrated by Aidan…

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  • Chapter 7: Flame

    March 18, 2025 · 24 min

    (This episode contains unreality & altered perception/memory) At The Bottom of The Garden includes material that may be upsetting for some audiences. This episode includes maternal neglect. While I haven't been a𝐛⃥⃒̸le to connect with…

  • Chapter 6: Horsefly Eyes

    March 11, 2025 · 19 min

    (This episode contains altered perception/memory) While it seems as though the music box may have permanently vanished into the void, wikipedia did prove useful for once. Also, thank you for continuing to send potential meanings of the…

  • Chapter 5: Candyfloss

    March 5, 2025 · 23 min

    After being repeatedly thwarted, here is the next episode! (Sorry for the late release!) -- I read through a𝐥⃥⃒̸𝐥⃥⃒̸ your suggestions of the sentences made from the words (thank you!) and added a few 𝐨⃥⃒̸f my o𝐰⃥⃒̸n. I also found an…

  • Chapter 4: The Twinned Dancer

    February 25, 2025 · 15 min

    (This episode contains unreality & altered perception/memory) -- The big reveal of what was in the remaining envelopes! Which turned out to be incredibly interesting and confusing both. If you'd like to see what you can do with the list…

  • Chapter 3: Spider

    February 18, 2025 · 20 min

    Yet again, Dad comes 𝐭⃥⃒̸𝐡⃥⃒̸rough for us, this time with more primary source documents! And Nadia's s𝐞⃥⃒̸cond fairy. Episode transcript. -- At the Bottom of the Garden is written, edited, and narrated by Aidan Moss. The voice of…

  • Chapter 2: The Lady in the Stream

    February 11, 2025 · 19 min

    Until recently, I didn’t really know that much about the Davis-Taylors, and what little I did know was... less than exciting. A conversation with my dad has drastically altered that opinion. Also, Nadia's first fairy, and their…

  • Chapter 1: Through the Garden Gate

    February 4, 2025 · 14 min

    A few months ago, a series of (largely house cleaning related) events culminated in my acquisition of a journal written by my great, great aunt when she was a child. A journal full of stories. About fairies. Stories she said were…

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About the show

A deep dive into family history, storytelling, truth and fantasy, and the ways in which we construct our own personal narratives, thanks to the inspiration of a child's journal.