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“A drabble is a story that has exactly 100 words. Like this review. Not easy when limited to 6000 characters. The Drabblecast includes drabbles, and also the finest short fiction available. By “finest”, I mean “definitely twisted” – in the best possible sense. Imagine a romance – where the object of desire is a Lovecraftian horror. Or perhaps a tale of hunters stalking wild pies (yes, pies: blueberry, apple, peach; unlike the heathen cake hunters). Guaranteed to blow your mind and expand your consciousness. Excellent production and narration. You will also hear Norm on Escape Pod. Watch out for the giant squids.”
Heckelphone via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/22/10
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“always awesome.”
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United States of America ·
11/09/10
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“An amazing short-fiction podcast, Norm's music, sound-effects and voice-overs will leave you gasping for me. This is what I call new media!”Read full review »
Cronan via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
05/27/10
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“Have you done it yet? You know click the subscribe button... do it now because if you clicked subscribe then finished reading this review you would have been so much closer to the awesome. Then you are if you got to this point and haven't click the subscribe button.
This is a short story...”Read full review »
Reader of fine books via Apple Podcasts ·
New Zealand ·
02/19/10
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