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Get your conch shells out because the tide has brought All At Sea’s theme to Bandcamp made by our beloved Scotchy

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All at Sea joins Twin Strangers Productions!

Exciting news, sea goers! We’re extremely excited and humbled to announce the joining of All at Sea @allatseapod to the Twin Strangers Productions network! The team of Making Up Leeway has done a fantastic job in executing this microfiction show, and the first season is now FINISHED!

You can stream it on any podcasting platform, or find their website here to know more: https://allatsea.carrd.co/#

All At Sea

A site containing the details of the nautical audio drama All At Sea

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What is All At Sea?

A presentation in 8 parts

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If you find yourself wistfully wishing you could be at sea, but aren’t — consider tuning in to https://www.twitch.tv/blackabbeyproductions this week, Friday the 19th, to watch me (the humble writer of this here saltwater show) chat to the wonderful Max of @last-dance-audio-drama !

Last Dance is currently crowdfunding their season 2 on Kickstarter (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/last-dance-series-2/last-dance-a-dark-fantasy-audio-drama) and they’re chatting with a bunch of other cool audio drama creators this week! Go give them some support, and if you’re unfamiliar with Last Dance, I highly recommend checking this incredible show out, wherever you get your podcasts.

Last Dance: A Dark Fantasy Audio Drama

Last Dance is an award-nominated, epic, celtic fantasy raising funds for its second series. For fans of folklore, mystery and horror.

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Captain’s Log: 16th Entry

Alone on the open sea?

Where to listen: https://pod.link/1762687927

Transcripts: https://allatsea.carrd.co/

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Hey all, it's Noah.

Long time no... sea (I'm sorry, I'm sorry)

A brief announcement thread: All At Sea will be going on a little hiatus while our writer (me) has to finish their MA thesis. I ambitiously believed I could write both the show and this thesis at the same time, but alas. I cannot write the show I want to write and devote the time and care to it that I want to while also writing my thesis. Both projects will suffer as a result, and both of them are important to me.

So, while I had planned to have this show release later this year, it's looking more like next year.

I know this is a dreadfully long time to wait, especially for a show with a backlog this quick to get through, and I am truly sorry. But we will be back! The winds shall favor us once more, and with a breeze in our sails we shall bring stories ashore once more.

Our feed won't be silent, we have some smaller projects cooking on the back-burner, but main story episodes will be taking a pause until August (which is when I submit my monolith of a research project).

I hope you guys decide to stick around until our return form the open seas. Thank you so much to everyone who has listened, who has commented, and who has expressed their love for our silly little sailor show. You guys are fantastic.

I leave you all with Dickenson:

"As if the Sea should part

And show a further Sea —

And that — a further — and the Three

But a presumption be —

Of Periods of Seas —

Unvisited of Shores —

Themselves the Verge of Seas to be —

Eternity — is Those —"

Much love, and may you all move forward with an even keel.

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Happy Ides of March

To all those who 🗡️

Today is an excellent day to listen to Episode 8 of All at Sea

(Yes Louis made a topical meme)

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under new management (not really)

Just a wee notice for you all!

Our dear writer (and the voice of everyone’s least favourite captain of a certain vessel) has taken up a new moniker and will henceforth be known as Kestrel Bell.

This changes nothing apart from the credits in the descriptions of our Arc 1 episodes, and going forward in Arc 2 they will be credited as such both in-episode and in episode descriptions.

(yes on a lesser note this is also an announcement that Arc 2 is officially in pre-production!)

We hope you can adapt your sails to this change in the winds!