
In A Walled City
"In A Walled City" is an experimental audiofiction series that serves as a guide to navigating the coming phases of human existence. Created and performed by Disparition (Jon Bernstein), the producer/composer of "Welcome to Night Vale" and "Alice Isn't Dead". This work is nonlinear and you may enter at any point.
Episodes
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In A Walled City - Episode 1 - How to Become a Ghost (Without Dying)
In their holy shadows we climbed and staggered.
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In A Walled City - Episode 2 - Swords of Salt
And so they began to walk separately, further and further apart.
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In A Walled City - Episode 3 - Freyam Dreams Of Dust
How much do you remember? Temple under mountain / Limetree in a shaft of light / Gray robe on the edge of a shadow / Bare forearm dragging a branch along the floor / The river of stones, the sound of their shells clicking together
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In A Walled City - Episode 4 - The Marketer
Do you remember the idea called fiction? We used to have this wall, this barrier, between what we thought was real, and what we decided was not
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In A Walled City - Episode 5 - Five
May your body be generic and featureless. May your wiring be thoroughly gutted and pulled.
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In A Walled City - Episode 6 - Staves Of Smoke
The roads and bridges that we see in our dreams are not metaphors, they are infrastructure.
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In A Walled City - Episode 7 - The Rivers Dream Of Rain
We like it when you hear our approach / when you hear us on your road / You quicken, you liquidize / your memory hears us before your self / begins to boil / to foam and rise
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The Historian
I am the one transforming this world into words. You are the one transforming these words back into a world.
Reviews
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“Ostensibly a fiction podcast, though it’s perhaps better described as a sound-art anthology.”
Nicholas Quah, Vulture
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"Nothing else in the vast field of podcasting sounds anything like this.”
Joseph Fink, Welcome to Night Vale Creator
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“Brilliant and unique. Can't get enough of it.”
Podchaser Member
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“Eerie, beautiful and deeply engaging.”
Reddit Member
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“Really good for your mental health.”
Apple Podcasts member
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"I love the blend of music and poetry."
Podchaser Member