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Stories of the Third Wave, Episode 1

Stories of the Third WaveWelcome to Seventh City! Listen in on Seventh City’s own WSVN radio for the morning drive time report. Watch out for that traffic tie-up…it might be more than just a car accident…

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Stories of the Third Wave is a companion piece to Mur Lafferty’s Playing for Keeps, and is a terrific excuse for a bunch of other people to play in her world. The show contains no book spoilers.

 
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Posted by Chris in Specials on November 4th, 2007 ‌  Trackback Link

4 Comments

  1. thedoctor wrote on November 4th, 2007 at 12:11 pm:

    Tony Stark’s BBQ Ribs? ROTFLMAO. Great stuff!!!

  2. corwin wrote on November 4th, 2007 at 9:38 pm:

    I almost spewed my drink all over the monitor when I heard the add for Tony’s House of Ribs. That was as hilarious as the outtakes from the Ultimate Avengers animated movie!

  3. Brad P. from NJ wrote on November 5th, 2007 at 5:13 pm:

    Awesome! Love the added content. Thanks Mur for passing on the stuff.

  4. bbrannan wrote on November 5th, 2007 at 5:33 pm:

    Reminds me a bit (but only a bit) of “Not From Space”, which was a really fantastic satire done in audio play, based on the broadcast day of a fictional radio network. Definitely looking forward to more stories in this universe; looking forward to Mur’s upcoming chapters goes wthout saying. BTW, thanks to Escape Pod for turning me onto this–it’s one of my fave podcasts, and I’ve always enjoyed Mur’s readings.

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