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“The whole PSI collective harem breeding cell model let me down. I expect more from scifi writing than a some fantasy of a man banging 4 women and all the women popping out babies for the good of the collective. And the author's explanation during "Making the Cut" feedback made it worse. The harem model makes child care easier? Oh, because only women can take care of children. Please.
Currently at Episode 12 of Making the Cut, but I'm stepping back from it for awhile. Too annoyed at the low-brow-ish of it all to continue listening at the moment.
It's really too bad because the production values are top notch.”Read full review »
TibbiS via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/20/12
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“A clever juxtaposition of magic and science/technology in a setting where the large and detailed amount of world-building is only hinted at. The podcasts starts with a number of short stories to whet your appetite before launching onto a monumental first novel which deals with fantastical issues...”Read full review »
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12/15/08
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“I've been listening from the beginning and have absolutely loved it. I anxiously await each new episode. Keep up the great work Chris!”Read full review »
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01/12/09
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“There just arnt enough stars here to say how good this is! This is a truely good podcast, and great story! A must listen!”
Radkal the Madman via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
12/29/08
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