The Ghastly Impermanence: Guided by Voices — A New Listener’s Guide to Audio Drama, Part 1
An iconoclastic, introductory guide to audio drama courtesy of the Star’s Omar Willey.
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Don’t ask me how bad her living situation was. You couldn’t imagine it. The level of abuse she had no choice but to tolerate, the job that kept her out until the wee hours, and not in your favorite part of town. Bussing to and from for low wages, and caring for three young daughters all the while.
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The Ghastly Impermanence: 2013 Parsec Awards
Announcing your 2013 Parsec Award Winners celebrating sci-fi and speculative fiction broadcasting in audio and video.
