CALLIE HART

I could definitely see some like elements.

No, that was Callie Hart.

Damn

it.

It is phenomenal, and I cannot recommend it enough, and I cannot wait to dig into more audiobooks where the narrator's are flexing those skills, even ones where there aren't as many different voices, I am still fascinated.

Like, I listened to Quicksilver by Callie Hart, and Anthony Palmini is one of the narrators in Quicksilver, and he even does different accents, like for Kingfisher and Carrie and Swift, and slides in and out of them, and it's just like...

It's like theater.

It's theater for your ears.

She's like, I'm going to try to get it out as soon as possible for you guys.

But again, kind of like Callie Hart, right? Is that? Yeah.

Yeah.

Kind of like that.

And also Quicksilver.

And I can't remember the, I think Callie Hart is the author for that one.

So those have been like ones that I would reread.

Oh, and Dungeon Crawler Carl by Matt Deniman.

I don't think it's out yet.

No, I read Brimstone, which is the sequel to Quicksilver, which is by Callie Hart, I think.

I

think you mentioned that name before.

You know what I mean? Again, I'll talk about so many of them till I'm blue.

But like Quicksilver, Callie Hart started as a independently published book.

Now, is that my favorite book? No.

It's a very popular one.

And it feels at the moment that you've got those big kind of stalwarts of the genre.

You've got Sergei Mas, you've got Rebecca Yaros, Callie Hart.

Sarah Parker, all of the kind of really Lauren Palfreyman, Sable Sorensen, all of the big kind of fantasy series that people are already really invested in and are kind of continuing to invest their time into.

And I think those are ones that are always recommended as entry points.

No, I'm just kidding.

But then the only other one that we haven't mentioned is Callie Hart confirmed that the script for Quicksilver is officially complete.

Oh, shit.

So that's gonna be filming soon.

I think you could definitely listen to this episode, get a better gist of some of the big things that happen, and then go back and read the book and totally enjoy it.

There are also a few light spoilers for book two and some very, very, very light spoilers for some of the sexual activity in Quicksilver by Callie Hart.

But nothing that would ruin your experience if you

haven't read it