There's a lot of this kind of story out there, where someone connects with a fantasy world by way of asynchronous, analog dispatches. They are always fun and need to be sprinkled into the world again sometimes for those who have not stumbled across them in old library collections. This is a solid example and it's time for one of these to come around again.
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The Man Who Saw Seconds, by Alexander Boldizar
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