Podfic for Ande!

[luzula]

Happy birthday, andeincascade! I know you love Wilby podfic, so I wanted to record one for you. You suggested I record Nos' "Quiet In Drowning", and I'm in the process of doing that, but I just couldn't bring myself to give you such a sad podfic for a birthday present. I would have recorded your recent story, but I didn't want to do that after suggesting you record it. So I ended up doing this story, which seems like it was made to be podficced.

I hope you have a really good birthday! &hearts

Title: The Cinema Show
Author: exeterlinden
Reader: luzula
Fandom: Wilby Wonderful
Pairing: Carol/Buddy, mentions of Duck/Buddy, pre-Duck/Dan
Rating: PG-13
Length: 36 m 10 s
Summary: It is Sunday, the 1st of August, 1923 – and this is the opening day of Wilby Island's first movie theatre.
Notes: This story was posted recently for the C6D Midsummer Challenge, and it's a delightful historical AU for the movie, with an external narrator, which is always a lot of fun to podfic. There are a few gulls crying in the background occasionally, but I decided they were appropriate for the canon and left them in. Thanks to the author for letting me record it!

Download at Sendspace.

Comments

[isis]

Yay, I'm glad to see this story recorded!

[luzula]

Yes, I loved this story! And it really was a pleasure to read--some stories just flow when you read them aloud. In this one, I think it's the external narrator that does it.

[andeincascade.livejournal.com]

Luzula, you are too good to me, truly! Thank you so much. This was one of my favorite stories to come out of Midsummer. We never get Wilby AUs; it's so unique. I was able to download it and listen while I was getting ready for work this morning. What a lovely way to wake up! Thank you, dear friend. ♥

[luzula]

I am so pleased that you like it! And yes, this was one of my favorite Midsummer fics, too.

[malnpudl.livejournal.com]

What a lovely gift! Most of all for Ande, yes, but for the rest of us as well. Thank you so much. :-D

[luzula]

I hope you enjoy it! It really was a pleasure to record.