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Two fairly recent longer podfics
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luzulaToday I'll rec a couple of longer podfics which have been posted during this year.
Title: Some Strange Prophecy
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Author:cesperanza
Pairing: Fraser/Kowalski
Rating: NC-17
Length: 5 h 4 min 46 s
Why I'm reccing this podfic: The story is a fandom classic, so I won't talk much about it (short version: it is awesome). But the reading! I have to say, this is on my list of top five podfics ever (or would be if I were to make such a list). At first listen, it's a low-key reading and not expressive in a flashy way, but it pulls you right into the story, and the emotion is there under the surface and grips you when you least expect it. It's also a great take on Ray Kowalski POV, and the dialogue is especially good, too. I suppose my one complaint is that the volume is a little low.
Some Strange Prophecy (link goes to the podfic archive)
Title: Birds of a Feather
Reader:mific
Author:julia_here
Pairing: Benton Fraser and Rodney McKay gen (it's a crossover between due South and SGA)
Rating: PG
Length: 1 h 25 min 5 s
Why I'm reccing this podfic: This story has lots of Fraser family backstory, and I love it to bits (I don't know anything about SGA, but I didn't really need to in order to appreciate the story). I really likemific's reading--I don't know where her accent is from, but I love it. There are also bits of bird calls used to separate the sections of the story, which is quite atmospheric and works well with the structure of the story.
Birds of a Feather (link goes to the podfic archive)
Title: Some Strange Prophecy
Reader:
ann_ciudadAuthor:
cesperanzaPairing: Fraser/Kowalski
Rating: NC-17
Length: 5 h 4 min 46 s
Why I'm reccing this podfic: The story is a fandom classic, so I won't talk much about it (short version: it is awesome). But the reading! I have to say, this is on my list of top five podfics ever (or would be if I were to make such a list). At first listen, it's a low-key reading and not expressive in a flashy way, but it pulls you right into the story, and the emotion is there under the surface and grips you when you least expect it. It's also a great take on Ray Kowalski POV, and the dialogue is especially good, too. I suppose my one complaint is that the volume is a little low.
Some Strange Prophecy (link goes to the podfic archive)
Title: Birds of a Feather
Reader:
mificAuthor:
julia_herePairing: Benton Fraser and Rodney McKay gen (it's a crossover between due South and SGA)
Rating: PG
Length: 1 h 25 min 5 s
Why I'm reccing this podfic: This story has lots of Fraser family backstory, and I love it to bits (I don't know anything about SGA, but I didn't really need to in order to appreciate the story). I really like
mific's reading--I don't know where her accent is from, but I love it. There are also bits of bird calls used to separate the sections of the story, which is quite atmospheric and works well with the structure of the story.Birds of a Feather (link goes to the podfic archive)
