Sentinel Slash Podfic Passing Zone Blues

[laurie-ky.livejournal.com]

Fanfic Title:Passing Zone Blues
Rating:Slash
Format: 137.9 MB 2:30:51 minutes
Fanfic Author:Polly Bywater polly_b
Author's email:pollyabywater@yahoo.com
Link to Fanfic:Text
Fandom:The Sentinel Pairing: Jim/Blair Blair/Lee Brackett
Read by:Laurie laurie_ky
Reader's email:holler @ duo-county.com

Set six months after Blair declines to be a cop, Blair's turned back to truck driving for a living. He's left Jim for a variety of reasons, but somebody from his past days as an observer is observing him.

READ THE TEXT FOR WARNINGS
From Polly Bywater: Hi Laurie,
Yeah, sure, it's ok, I guess. *scratches head* Nobody's ever asked me that before. It's funny, I just re-read PZB today and reminded myself of how much I enjoyed the story, lol. I'm glad you do, too! :

Laurie


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Comments

[general-jinjur.livejournal.com]

:)

http://audiofic.jinjurly.com/passing-zone-blues

[romanse1.livejournal.com]

I'm very grateful to all those who create podfic. Thank you so much for your efforts.

If you don't mind, please consider for the next time leaving out the music when you are actually reading the story. Music background is VERY distracting. Also, be sure and listen to your pacing. I think you will like how it sounds if you pick up the pace just a tad.

Hope you read more as it's a wonderful thing that you are willing to do.

[laurie-ky.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the feedback. It's interesting to know listener's opinions. Having background music during parts of the reading ( I don't think you are referring to the music used to signify pauses in the story that the author put some kind of visual break in with the text, or end of the chapter pauses, but the low music that I sometimes read over for dramatic effect) is one of those YMMV things because I've liked it when I've listened to other people's podfics. And using music is one of the things that I like best about doing podfics, so I probably will continue to use it in various fashions, but (just thought of this) in the future, I could do a music free version fairly easily as an option for listeners who find music distracting.

Again, thanks for your comments,

Laurie