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The Terrible Business of Salmon and Dusk

The Terrible Business of Salmon and Dusk

By: Myke Bartlett
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 The Terrible Business of Salmon & Dusk is a podcasted novel (of sorts). When Theodora Jones’s boyfriend disappears, she is the only person in the world who remembers him. Trying to find him leads her to the door of Salmon & Dusk (Detectives, thieves and time-travellers). Her life, your life and everyone else’s life will never be quite the same again. Written and read by Myke Bartlett. A Burnt Toast Production. Launches December 2023.Copyright 2023 All rights reserved. Drama & Plays Science Fiction
Episodes
  • A Ghost Song for Christmas Episode 1

    A Ghost Song for Christmas Episode 1
    Dec 24 2024

    Nero is in deepening water, Theo is washed up and Kilbey is out for a song.

    A special two part festive tale for Salmon and Dusk.
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    49 mins
  • SPOTIFY EDITION: HtDC Episode 09

    SPOTIFY EDITION: HtDC Episode 09
    Nov 16 2024

    Theo and Kilbey find Josh – but someone else has beaten them to him. Or do we mean someTHINGS else? Peril awaits!
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    23 mins
  • SPOTIFY EDITION: HtDC Episode 11

    SPOTIFY EDITION: HtDC Episode 11
    Oct 27 2024

    Blake looks for the Fallen and falls foul of the Dark.

    Theo and Kilbey seek shelter – and discover what is in the box.

    Rereleased in mp3 for Spotify.
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    41 mins
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Real life magic, a bit like the River’s of London books, but with more grit, following our Protagonist Theo on her failing OE in London.
I thoroughly enjoy listening to these, I can almost smell the grungy pub scenes and imagine the feeling of catching a glimpse of the strange and wondrous out of the corner of my eye.

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