Introducing Mr Lloyd Atlantic.
Atlantic grew up on fictional detectives, determined he’d live like a fictional detective, became a fictional detective. Stories of his exploits tend to travel light, without baggage, leaving you to imagine circumstances, history, where everyone has come from and where they’re going.
You’ll find the clichés you bring with you.
Lloyd Atlantic will drop in from time to time.
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MATL
Great thanks to Trish was here for this generous review on Apple Podcasts.
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MATL
Episode Fifteen is a little melancholy. Hey, it’s a spoken word and music podcast, you weren’t expecting melancholy?
I Was In Love Once, we’ve all been there, or will be.
Hard Land, Soft Death is a reflection on the different realities we all live in, and the different geography we inhabit, and a nod to Richard Brautigan.
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Surely you were expecting a little melancholy?
MATL
