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In Terminal Noise, the system no longer listens. What began as observation became deviation. What was once acceptable drift hardened into silence. Signals still arrive, but they no longer resolve into meaning. Oversight persists in form only, while interpretation disappears entirely. As the third entry in The Listening Site series, Terminal Noise examines the final stage of institutional failure: the moment when systems continue operating long after they have lost the ability to decide, correct, or care. This is not collapse through violence or rebellion. It is erosion through saturation-when information overwhelms understanding, and control mistakes presence for purpose. Quiet, unsettling, and deliberately unresolved, Terminal Noise is speculative fiction for readers drawn to psychological tension, surveillance culture, and the consequences of systems that mistake attention for insight.

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Romeo O. Francis is the author of The Listening Site series, a speculative fiction project examining surveillance, institutional power, and the quiet consequences of systems that observe without understanding. His work explores ambiguity, control, and the point at which oversight collapses into silence.

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