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cybel

See the reader's post here.

Cover Artist:

cybel

Archive Page/Links: here

This podbook version of the podfic was compiled with the reader's permission.

cybel

Cover by cybel:

Available with the mp3 version at the Audiofic Archive here, where links to comment to the podficcer and author can also be found.

cybel

Cover by cybel:

Available with the mp3 version at the Audiofic Archive here (corrected dl link), where links to comment to the podficcer and author can also be found.

luzula

Title: Sixteen Days in September
Author:

tevere
Reader:

fandomfan,

podcath,

chemm80,

knight_tracer,

luzula and

dodificus
Fandom: Generation Kill
Pairing: Brad/Nate with ensemble
Rating: R
Length: 4 h 45 m 00 s
Author's summary: When Peace Corps assigns Nate to East Timor, a tiny half-island in eastern Indonesia, he figures he'll have a lot of time to catch up on his reading. But the year is 1999, and the shock fall of military dictator Suharto is still reverberating throughout the country, triggering changes nobody ever thought possible. As East Timor moves inexorably towards freedom – or war – Nate is drawn into events that will define the future of the province forever. This is a war story, and as such contains some violence, civilian deaths including children, and a non-explicit reference to sexual violence. If you're all right with canon, you should be right with this.
Notes: This story is well worth listening to even if you're not in the fandom--it was my gateway fic into the fandom, before I'd seen the canon. Final editing by

podcath, podbook cover by

aneas.

Download: (mp3s, zipped, 128.27 MB) and (m4b, zipped, 131.11 MB)

klb

The Awesome Ladies Podfic Anthology III has been posted here at halfamoon. We had a record-breaking 124 stories this year, read by 66 readers and written by 88 authors, for a total of over 10.5 hours of female character centered audio! You can download the whole collection as a podbook or zip file or browse for individual files.

cover art by

bessyboo

cybel

See the reader's post here.

Cover Artist:

sevenswells
original art here

Archive Page/Links: here

This podbook version of the podfic was compiled with the reader's permission.

cybel

See the reader's post here.

Cover Artist:

cybel

Archive Page/Links: here

This podbook version of the podfic was compiled with the reader's permission.

cybel

See the reader's post here.

Cover Artist:

cybel

Archive Page/Links: here

This podbook version of the podfic was compiled with the reader's permission.

cybel

See the reader's post here.

Cover Artist:

cybel

Archive Page/Links: here

This podbook version of the podfic was compiled with the reader's permission.

cybel

The reader's mp3 post can be found here.

Cover Artist:

cybel

Archive Page/Links: here

This podbook version of the podfic was compiled with the reader's permission.

cybel

See the reader's original mp3 post here.

Cover Artist:

cybel

m4b: 15 MB, 0:31:45
Archive Page: here

This podbook was compiled with the reader's permission.

dodificus

Title: Wilde Like
Author:

thamiris
Fandom: Smallville
Pairing: Clark Kent/Lex Luthor
Summary: This is a coda to "Prodigal." Sometimes the walls are too thin.
Read by:

dodificus
Format: mp3
Length: 31:45
Download: Right click and save

This is an author that I had wanted to record from almost the very beginning of my podficcing career, she's written some of my very favourite Smallville stories.

She died quite a few years ago and so I don't have permission to record this fic and that's a huge part of the reason I waited so long to record anything by her. But I feel a bit different about permission now than I did then. I hope you enjoy it and if you do then you can go and (re)discover her beautiful writing.

cybel

See the reader's post here.

Cover Artist:

cybel

Archive Page/Links: here

This podbook version of the podfic was compiled with permission.

dodificus

I'd like to clarify that this is in no way an attack on fanlore, the editors, users or gardeners there. This is my response to the conversations going on at the fail fandom anon meme (ETA: Don't read this unless you're feeling really thick skinned)

If you would like further information on what prompted the anon meme thread, Paraka has described the issues with fanlore much better than I in her post Podfic Entries On Fanlore