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 An Announcement by Luke Cowling.


So! The Gearpox audiobook has been given the greenlight. We have a narrator locked in - the lovely Ellie Gossage: Click here to view her Audiobook profile/work/etc

It's exciting to have some of the finer details lined up. We've been working together to get it all ready for recording and releasing, and I anticipate it to be ready in the not too distant future. 

From what I have heard already, Ellie has done a great job of bringing the characters to life, and really bringing the Remnants of Magic series first entry into the universe as a whole, really well. 

Naturally as soon as I have a release date, I'll be sharing it, but as the work on the audiobook version continues, I don't even know myself yet! Snags happen, and whilst progress is going great, I cannot predict the future. Hopefully soon!

Either way, I am excited, and I think it will be the best way to experience the book, when it is done. Soon!

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