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D.J. Haliday
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A road trip through a landscape of a consciousness, both reflective and outlandish, chronicling a seeker of experience, adventures, and justice; a thrill-seeking ride through memory, awareness, reminiscent of an odyssey, often heroic, on a journey to make sense of and experience in a profound way this world we live in.
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Recommended!
I enjoyed this one and have been drawn back to listen to it multiple times. The author’s performance and music and sound design tastefully combine in crafting an immersive listening experience.
Recommended for folks that like listening to live poetry.
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