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“Love the idea, but I'd LIKE to see MORE attention to LEVELS. The mechanics of producing a podcast may be getting simpler, but that doesn't mean that there's no room for an audio engineer, at all. I can't listen to this without my thumb on the volume control, which really limits my enjoyment.”
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“I enjoy John's work and although I have many of his books on Kindle, I prefer his vocal delivery.
With a long commute I listen to lot of podcasts or audio dramas and John is an author who always skips to the front of the queue when a new peice is out. Enemy Lines is a well told story with an...”Read full review »
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03/11/12
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“I have not heard all the different stories on Serving Worlds, but I wish John would continue on with Asunder and a sequel to Enemy Lines would be great too! Please keep up the good work!”
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United States of America ·
06/24/12
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“I've been listening to this podcast for years, and the stories keep getting better and better. The author manages to articulate alien world so well you can picture them while populating them with characters you feel like you already know. Well worth a listen and a subscription.”
Jay W E via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/26/17
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