Echoes of Telegraph

A Novella

De: David Rosen

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

One day in 1980s Berkeley, two suburban teens go searching for the sixties—and find something far stranger.

Fifteen-year-olds Steve and the narrator are metalheads from the quiet streets near the Albany-Berkeley border. Drawn to the legends of Hendrix, Zeppelin, and the acid-fueled fire of 1960s counterculture, they set out on a single-minded mission: find LSD on Telegraph Avenue and glimpse the world their musical heroes once knew.

But what begins as an innocent hunt for experience quickly spirals into a mind-expanding journey through kaleidoscopic visions, shifting realities, and unnerving revelations. As night deepens, the two friends are pulled into separate internal worlds—one wondrous, one terrifying—and must navigate the strange and fragile edges of perception.

Echoes of Telegraph is a deeply immersive coming-of-age novella, a psychedelic snapshot of friendship, memory, and the gravitational pull of the past. For readers who remember—or wonder—what it felt like when everything changed.