• The Brockton Bay Chronicles - Episode #23

  • Dec 28 2024
  • Length: 2 hrs and 9 mins
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The Brockton Bay Chronicles - Episode #23

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    Welcome to Episode 23 of The Brockton Bay Chronicles: Reviewing Worm by Wildbow. In this episode, Keith and Andy are joined by author Daniel Radford as they review Arc 23: Drone.
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    Please be sure to check out Daniels' work on his website:
    https://www.radfordwrites.com
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    Contact us
    sondesertmedia@gmail.com
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    The full text of the original work is available for free online:
    https://parahumans.wordpress.com/
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    There is also a fan-made audiobook of the entire work:
    http://audioworm.rein-online.org/
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    Image by Graham Hughes
    Adaptation VFX: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMyid1bAGAICfgrFACO1w6Q
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    Intro Song: "YYNOT" (Original RUSH tribute)
    Outro Song: "Hourglass"
    Artist: YYNOT
    Band Website: http://www.yynotband.com/
    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpF9KnCcZM9KWovxn3TtZ9Q
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    #Worm #Wildbow #Parahumans #Skitter #WormWebSerial #Superhero
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