Podfic: Worlds That Turn on Their Own by RemainNameless

[chemm80]

Title: Worlds That Turn On Their Own
Author: RemainNameless
Fandom, Pairing: Teen Wolf, Derek/Stiles
Rating: Explicit
Summary: When Stiles had left Beacon Hills, he'd done it with every intention of never coming back. Ten years later, he finds himself forced back to his hometown. Of course, it's not long before things are just as they had been before -- that is, falling headlong towards disaster, and this time, stopping it isn't really an option.

Cover by laisserais



Length: About 5:55:00

.zip file of MP3s by chapter
Audiobook

Points: 1 + 1 X 10 = 20 total points

Comments

[knight_tracer]

Your archive page is here

[chemm80]

;)

[endeni]

OMG housecleaning listening to your voice telling such a captivating story was a delight! Thanks so much for sharing! ^^

[chemm80]

:D Glad I could help the time pass more pleasantly! Thanks for letting me know you're listening.

[cantarina]

I think I've already tweeted this at you, but I'll say it again. It's such a joy to be sharing a fandom with you again because I really love listening to you read and perform.

[chemm80]

Aw, thank you! I feel a bit disloyal to the SPN bunch that got me started podficcing and in fandom in general, now that I'm so wrapped up in Teen Wolf, even though it was other SPN fans who dragged me there kicking and screaming. :) If that makes sense. Also, thank you for using the word "perform." I don't see it as "just reading" and it's nice to have that recognized.

[cantarina]

Breaking up with SPN fandom was one of the longest, most painful fannish drifts I've ever had. I'm sure there are people who can do it without letting it become all-consuming, but I sure wasn't of them!

I feel like even folks who prefer the terms read/reader put elements of performance into their podfic! And either way, I can hear deliberate performance choices in your works. There's a particular downturn to your voice when your characters are sad or mopey that I would recognize as yours anywhere <3 I also particularly like how you do yelly-angry characters. The frustration bleeds off of them and it's so satisfying to listen to.

[chemm80]

I hesitate to call it "breaking up" for myself, even though if I'm honest that's really what it is since I'm no longer very fannish about the show, or even the fanfic, although Sam and Dean will always have a special place in my heart. And I would say my relationship with most of my old SPN friends (other than the few very close friends I made and will keep forever) is like an ex: we still talk but we've agreed to see other shows. I guess, lol.

It's wonderful (and rare) to hear from listeners what works, so thanks so much for taking the time to do that. *cuddles your comment*