Wonderful, complex, varied, and fun
Mur - just wanted to encourage you to keep up the great work. Your recent "I should be writing" piece about a points/badges concept to use to reward aspiring writers nailed it - at least from an incentives perspective. So I'm writing this review in hopes that I can help send you a badge and quell the trolls who roam the heaven/hell/wasteland that is the podioverse... The writing displayed in this pentalogy had some amazing highs (wonderful alternative worlds, interesting relationships, cool/quirky gods) and occasional slow spots/funny transitions (wish you'd developed Daniel's role in hell a bit more for example). I want to commend you for the effort and thank you for the result - the highs and lows contribute to a great piece of escape/adventure fiction. Moreover, they display your tenaciousness and the breadth of your imagination. The series reminds me, in a very positive way, world I found and immersed myself in for days/weeks when I first read Piers Anthony's "Incarnations of Immortality" series. Please keep up the amazing work - you're absolutely right. Work is about learning and based on what I heard in the books, and what I heard from you towards the end of the series, you probably learned a ton in writing this. Best regards, Elijah
Elipatwood via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 06/03/10
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I'm an audiobook addict. Podcastle has been a favorite of mine for years and is how I found out about Mur Lafferty. I was super excited to see what this book had to offer , and we not disappointed. I just finished this book and am onto the second. I highly recommend this book! I would be more...Read full review »
OxDoc via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 06/20/12
Was expecting something half decent, but it's actually a brilliant story, and I've just downloaded all the others, definitely worth a listen.
Futuresgreen via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 03/18/12
This was quite an original idea and I really liked it, the characters were loveable and the plot keep me on my toes, can't wait to read season two. This review nowhere near does it justice, so please give it a try yourself.
Ayla Tarrant via Apple Podcasts · New Zealand · 05/08/07
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