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"Ol' Dagon Dark" up at Pseudopod
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Sparkie
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(This paranthetic statement represents the sound of me standing up and clapping.)
Terrific. I loved it.
Nice setting too. Waking Ned Divine, one of my favorite movies, was shot mostly at the Isle of Man. I also have some recordings (somewhere) of some a cappella traditional songs native to the area. Marneas an Tiger is a good tune, if you're so inclined.
There's so much I could praise about the story. I'll refrain somewhat because I don't want to ruin the experience for other members, but I have to say this reminds me of the best of Neil Gaiman's short stuff, not to mention some other great writers.
Congratulations! I hope I see or hear more of your work soon.
Terrific. I loved it.
Nice setting too. Waking Ned Divine, one of my favorite movies, was shot mostly at the Isle of Man. I also have some recordings (somewhere) of some a cappella traditional songs native to the area. Marneas an Tiger is a good tune, if you're so inclined.
There's so much I could praise about the story. I'll refrain somewhat because I don't want to ruin the experience for other members, but I have to say this reminds me of the best of Neil Gaiman's short stuff, not to mention some other great writers.
Congratulations! I hope I see or hear more of your work soon.
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Thank you, Sparkie. Those are incredibly kind words and I appreciate them!
TWErvin2
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Cool! Will have to listen when I get a short bit of time at the computer.
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Thanks, Terry. I hope you enjoy it.
Way to go SP!
Looking forward to hearing this over the weekend.
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Thanks Reaver and T.Allen.Smith. If you guys listen to the story, I hope you find it to your liking 
Benjamin Clayborne
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Congrats! I enjoyed reading this a while back and I'm glad it's finally seeing the light of day.
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Thanks Benjamin. Except for a rewritten ending, it's the same as when you read it
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Finally got around to listening to this. Almost a year later....
A very good story. Kept me continually wanting to hear what came next. Had a certain Rod Serling quality to it. I also think the narrator's voice added a nice effect.
A very good story. Kept me continually wanting to hear what came next. Had a certain Rod Serling quality to it. I also think the narrator's voice added a nice effect.
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Yeah, I enjoyed it as well. I agree with T. Allen that it has an old school feel to it. It sounds really good read aloud as well.
Great story Steer. I linked it in Reddit. Hope you get more traffic.
