51本のエピソード
The Black Tapes Pacific Northwest Stories
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- 小説
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4.2 • 15件の評価
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The Black Tapes is a weekly podcast from the creators of Pacific Northwest Stories, and is hosted by Alex Reagan. The Black Tapes Podcast is a serialized docudrama about one journalist's search for truth, her subject's mysterious past, and the literal and figurative ghosts that haunt them both. Do you believe?
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RABBITS is coming
RABBITS NOVEL is coming June 8th!
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ABOUT RABBITS (NOVEL)
“An outstanding debut technothriller, impossible to put down.”
-Publisher’s Weekly STARRED
“A twisted trip through a cool digital wilderness of a mystery. This book sticks to your brain. Read it.”
-Norman Reedus
“A twisty roller coaster that morphs seamlessly from treasure hunt to conspiracy thriller to escape room.”
-Kirkus (Starred)
“Rabbits is a remarkably assured debut, deftly written and laced with intrigue. Murakami meets Ready Player One.”
-Nicholas Eames
"Dude, I dug the hell out of this book…the mix of 80s pop culture nostalgia and a thrilling mystery made it impossible to put it down."
-Derek Kolstad, Creator and Writer of the John Wick franchise.
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Into the Black
In the Season Three Mid-Season finale of The Black Tapes Podcast, Alex and Strand arrive at a crossroads where everything meets and a decision has to be made.
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Worlds Collide
Alex draws nearer to the Axis Mundi while Strand reveals something surprising about his past.
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Songs and Signs
Alex digs into the occult history of the Oneida community, and Strand helps her connect some threads through his Black Tapes.
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A Family Gathering
Alex runs into the unexpected in Turkey, and Strand discovers his connection to the Black Tapes might be deeper than originally thought.
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The Musica Mundana
Alex brushes up on her mathematics while getting closer to the inner workings of the mysterious Thomas Warren and Daiva Corporation.
カスタマーレビュー
Solid beginning but fails to stick the conclusion
The Black Tapes is produced well and the acting is fine. The first season opens w/ a curious and engaging idea. It expands the cast of characters & creates a healthy textured story. The 2nd season becomes a bit to diffused but still has some strong arcs which unfortunately are wasted in season 3. The entire story fizzles out and ends unsatisfactorily and abruptly.