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12 Hours Left! 🎧📕🚀 (opens the original)
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This is it. The Mumbai Singularity audiobook Kickstarter closes 7am tomorrow morning, and I wanted to reach every one of you directly before it does.Back before it closes →Where we stand: We’re at 126% of the goal and only $138 away from the first stretch goal, unlocking the narrated prequel, The Incident, that fateful night Krishna’s antenna was damaged, as told through the eyes of his partner and mentor, Jay Sharma.If you’ve been meaning to bac
Labor Day Discounts! 🎧📕 (opens the original)
We Funded. And There’s More Within Reach. (opens the original)
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WE FUNDED. And there’s more within reach.Mumbai Singularity is coming to audio.We crossed the Kickstarter goal.Thank you to everyone who backed, shared the campaign, sent it to a friend, or simply kept cheering it on. Inspector Krishna Mehta is officially going to have a voice.And special thanks to Kevin Lawlor (@maeby.one.more.book on TikTok), who left one of the first five-star reviews Mumbai Singularity ever received, then came back and pushed the audiobook across the finish line. That last p
🎧📕🚀 The Mumbai Singularity Audiobook Kickstarter Is Live! (opens the original)
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I’ve just launched the Kickstarter to bring Mumbai Singularity to audio, performed by Voice Arts Award-winning narrator David Sweeney-Bear.Back the audiobook →Audiobooks are expensive to produce, especially for a novel with this many voices, accents, and linguistic textures. I didn’t want to compromise on the performance or ask one narrator to sound like an entire city without finding someone who understood what the book required.Then I heard David’s audi
D18: How Not to Sneak Past Ninjas (opens the original)
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I may have been unfair to tourist traps. There is no better place to hide something real than inside a kitsch imitation of itself.You’d already figured that out, though, hadn’t you.***Iga is ninja country. Mountains ring a basin close to the old capital but screened from it in every direction.In the sixteenth century dozens of landed families claimed it. Forty-five are documented, each keeping some part o
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