Review of Electricity - A review of sorts

A review of sorts

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“A review of sorts Only 10 episodes long but packed with action, pathos, humor, creepiness, and, of course, the seediest bits of London and humanity, Myke Barlett’s Electricity won’t disappoint Salmon & Dusk fans. Indeed, listeners new to Myke’s work will find this tightly written, well narrated piece is a better place to start listening. Myke seems to have settled into his podcasting style; his smooth accent never interferes with the story but instead draws you in, convincing you Aston is telling you his story over several pints in a smoke-filled pub. Additionally, this is perhaps the best use of music in a podcasted novel I’ve heard to date; the range of songs further develop each scene, strengthening whichever mood Myke’s shooting for at any given moment. I want more. Can’t wait for Kilbey’s sequel of sorts.”

impers via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 08/25/07

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cdrane via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/09/07

It really is bigger than the universe

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“Terrific literature. The music makes it even better than it could be in print. This is Sigler quality podcasting, though utterly unique. Great job Myke.”

the Broker via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 12/18/08

Enjoyable tale on life and survival in London.

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“Enjoyable if slightly surreal tale, easy listening on my ipod while relaxing before bedtime. Well read and a good take on life in London.”

Eastanglian via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 11/15/09

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