seen from Russia
seen from Germany
seen from United States
seen from Germany
seen from Canada
seen from Tanzania
seen from Philippines
seen from United States
seen from Netherlands
seen from Brazil
seen from United States
seen from Canada
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
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Bracket C Round 1 Matchup 5
Jonathan Sims from The Magnus Archives vs Hex from The Nightmare Before Kissmas vs Cassandra Farren from the Sojourn
Jonathan Sims
Hex
Cassandra Farren
Propaganda is allowed and highly encouraged!
Winner moves on to round 2!
the Sojourn has been fun so far
Me (about my mutuals): they don't even know... they don't even know about the guilt-ridden nepo-baby lesbian...
One of these days I gotta figure out how I can get all the Sojourn tags listed as common on AO3.
Announcing the episode titles for #TheSojourn Audio Drama Season Two, Volume 3: S2E7: The Wolf and the Raven S2E8: Cassandra S2E9: In the F
Why Support the Sojourn?
I've been thinking about new mediums of art, and how and why they need to be made. Human creativity needs to be expressed, and sometimes the mainstream avenues just don't fit a creator's specific vision. We need artists and storytellers willing to push the boundaries of genre conventions and risk making something truly unique. Unfortunately, this is difficult, especially for indie creators, who must shoulder the full cost to produce something on the hopes that enough people will support an experimental, unproven medium. The Sojourn is an Audio Drama, yes; but it makes use of a full cast of excellent voice actors rather than relying on a narrator. Audio cues and carefully written exposition let the listener know what's going on without slowing the story down. The result is a fantastic piece of media, but one that's hard to put in a box for marketing purposes. Audio Dramas are expected to make podcast-levels of money, but a production like the Sojourn costs so much more to produce. It's a beautiful new medium of art, pushing the boundary of what's possible in human creative expression and giving a well-deserved chance for voice actors to really shine. And, because of the nature of marketing, it's suffering for it. If you want to support too often underappreciated voice actors, or creatives who push creative boundaries with experimental new forms of art, you should support the Sojourn.
