Fiction · Lex Noteboom
by Lex Noteboom
They call me Sleeper. I worked the same brain dead job, at the same fast food place, all of my life. And I’ve always lived in the same town. No one that lives in Corvat, ever leaves. Until today. Today I leave. An audio drama podcast, by the creator of THE DECA TAPES.
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I listen to audio fiction, specifically podcasts, constantly. I should leave more reviews, but this is only my second or third ever. I have listened to probably several hundred different storylines and this is easily in my top three of all of them. I felt I had to share if it helped other people find an incredibly brilliant piece of art. The fact that it’s created and developed by basically one person is unbelievable. It’s a level of talent that is hard to imagine, especially when you think about how much time, money and talent has gone into the podcasting space over the last few years. There are so many wonderful fiction podcasts available, but the vast majority can’t even touch this one. I wish there was more of it, I hope fervently that he is able to crowdsource enough money to continue both this storyline and the DECA tapes, or can find other funding options. No matter what I hope that this incredibly talented creator is given the means to devote all of his time to his craft. He deserves to be rewarded handsomely for his talent. Thank you!
As a huge fan of The Deca Tapes, I immediately jumped on Leaving Corvat. Whereas the former podcast is a tightly plotted narrative, Corvat is more dreamy and wandering. There are disparate elements that don't quite seem to fit together (yet?). It's the sort of show that asks you to lose yourself in the hallucinogenic, dystopian, potentially mythological pastiche. The show doesn't quite come together, but you'll certainly find a strange assortment of characters in a bizarre soundscape.
The story starts off very interesting, and makes you wonder about the dystopian hometown of Sleeper. The main character's voice acting is great. He has an interesting couple of days, but the season finale kind of fizzled. Also, please update the theme song - it sounds like my 12 year old brother attempting (unsuccessfully) to be cool on his Casio keyboard.
Really cool so far. I absolutely love this podcast but come on with the suspense!! Need another season STAT!! Lol Really cool listening to his story unfold as he ventures out into the unknown Love the theme music : has puscifer vibes about it ❤️❤️ seriously can’t wait for another episode/ season to know what door he’s chosen!
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