Bridesicle

🤓 🤭🤔🤣🤣🤣🤗 mirthful, thoughtful, provocatively funny, great collection of words Will McIntosh and fabulous narration Jeff Hays, thank you gentlemen 🤓

Wasn't sure about this considering the title, but I'm so glad I stuck with it. Power through the 1st somewhat confusing few minutes for a brilliant little love story wrapped in a disturbing one room future setting where there are some ethically dubious practices! Also, narrator is a favorite of mine & always does a wonderful job. Highly recommend!

Naration is great! Story is unusual I’ve never heard of a concept like this, very interesting.

Chilling and romantic

I'll listen to this again!

Amazing, inventive perfect performance as always from SBT

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instantly captured me and kept me enthralled till the end. left me wanting more. luckily theres a full length book available!

Set in a future where dying, if not yet prevented, could be postponed with the choice of being absorbed by a loved one and sharing mind and body with them, or cryogenic freezing in the expectation of revival some time later. Mira had died in a car crash, waking decades later to a voice, a face, a male, telling her that it if deemed a suitable marriage prospect, she could be revived, repaired and alive again: greatly to be desired given that in the death state there were 'no thoughts, no dreaming, nothing'. This short story offers a fascinating, if terrifying, potential future, and is very human, too. Narrated by the excellent Jeff Hayes it becomes unmissable. The book can be downloaded for free from Soundbooth Theatre. The author, Will MacIntosh, later used this award winning short story as the basis for a full length novel, Love Minus Eighty

What a crazy, clever, beautiful story.