‘Suited’ by Claire Rye (Final Draft)

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So what do we think of this text to speech version of Sasha’s story from Twisted50? Listen here…
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When a call went out for a multi-character short story to be adapted into an audio drama, I immediately thought of the perfect one: a creepy little horror tale about a young rock band breaking down in the harsh, eerie expanse of the Australian outback. “The HellRazors.” It had the tension, atmosphere, and characters…
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Hearing my words come to life with a voice for the very first time was cool / weird. Knowing that that voice was artificially generated was cooler / weirder. Had I not been told that that was a fake voice – I would not have guessed it. She was impressively real. The small inflections on certain words, the way dialogue was spoken differently and the pacing of the storytelling, was really spot on
Writers need other writers. We need our tribe. People who live for words, who appreciate a flawless sentence, and geek out over grammar. You know the type—the ones who let out a deep sigh of satisfaction after the last line of a great story, whispering, “Hmmm, that was good.” But where, oh where, would I find such people?
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