Creator/writer of I Need A Miracle, host of Merely Roleplayers. (Those are podcasts.) He/him.
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Later, They Figured Out The Sequence Of Events.
Later, they figured out the sequence of events.
The sequence started with Callum, locked in a bare basement room with a corpse for company, ripping cabling out of the walls through a rusty junction box in the corner, and ended with Callum and Lisaveta warily circling an alliance in Lisaveta’s living room.
Chapter 12 of A Net Too Wide To Break His Fall is in the latest Foggy Outline newsletter, out today.
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📇 Skipton Business Expo Learning Zone update
🌅 I Need A Miracle @inyourbenevolence trailer and release date
⛓️ A chain of events in A Net Too Wide To Break His Fall chapter 12
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@foggyoutline presents I Need A Miracle
An original audio drama produced by @wirelesstheatre
Season 1 begins on 29 August and continues weekly on Thursdays.
Our trailer features the voices of:
Annette Badland
David Holt
@merelymatt
Music by Katharine Seaton
Sound design by Sarah Buchynski
Cover art by Dionysis Livanis
Transcript:
imagine if people still took last names from their trade like fisher, smith and fletcher. imagine some guy introducing himself to you as jonathan podcaster
Your world has a single deity.
The deity is omnipotent.
If you address the deity with the correct form of words, the deity will listen to what you have to say.
The deity will not respond or ask follow-up questions. They will only listen.
The deity often, but not always, grants miracles in response to appeals addressed to them in this way.
You find a private place and summon your resolve.
"In your benevolence, hear my plea and intervene. I need a miracle..."
SHRUE:
At a certain point, words stop helping. That’s the conclusion I’ve come to.
I get to talk a lot, in my career. Sometimes they even give me a newspaper column to write as well.
And none of it…I have to be honest with myself, none of it’s ever helped anyone.
We live in a world of noise, and all this talking, it…it’s more angles and perspectives and commentary and outright propaganda, and if we’re very lucky our talking can lift us to a place of individual prominence and power, and then we’ll feel like we’ve won because we have an audience now, and this is when we get to really make a difference-
It fills up our lives, this talking, it holds us in place. Endless vying viewpoints to be mulled over and debated and never once acted upon, because all of it -
-all of that talk, no matter how progressive, no matter how hopeful, can’t help but end up serving the one true god that rules over us all, the greatest of all gods, the fervent, universal faith: a god of lies.
The lie that things are already working as well as they possibly can...
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SHRUE:
(yelling)
Kill your gods!