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The Immortals
Tracy Hickman
40 episodes
1 week ago
Podiobooks.com in association with Dragonhearth Productions, presents New York Times Best Selling Author Tracy Hickman's cautionary tale... The Immortals.The future story of United States Internment Camps ... of the dreams of the pre-deceased ... and of triumph beyond oblivion.It's 2020, and an attempted cure for AIDS has mutated into a deadlier disease, V-CIDS. The U.S., under martial law, has set up "quarantine centers" in the Southwest. Searching for his gay son, Jon, media mogul Michael Barris smuggles himself into one of centers only to discover that it and the other centers are actually extermination camps. With a strange assortment of allies, including the leader of the camp's gay barracks, an army officer and a local cowboy, Barris precipitates an inmates' rebellion that promises the unraveling of the death-camp system and the overthrow of the government that established it.As read and performed by Tracy and Laura Hickman. Published as a podiobook during the ten-year anniversary of its first printing."Powerful... disturbing... A vision of the future that is all too possible..." Margaret Weis"Masterful ... sensitive ... controversial ... Hickman holds up a mirror to our society." R. A. Salvatore"Excellent and exciting ... An important book..." Robin Wayne Bailey.
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Podiobooks.com in association with Dragonhearth Productions, presents New York Times Best Selling Author Tracy Hickman's cautionary tale... The Immortals.The future story of United States Internment Camps ... of the dreams of the pre-deceased ... and of triumph beyond oblivion.It's 2020, and an attempted cure for AIDS has mutated into a deadlier disease, V-CIDS. The U.S., under martial law, has set up "quarantine centers" in the Southwest. Searching for his gay son, Jon, media mogul Michael Barris smuggles himself into one of centers only to discover that it and the other centers are actually extermination camps. With a strange assortment of allies, including the leader of the camp's gay barracks, an army officer and a local cowboy, Barris precipitates an inmates' rebellion that promises the unraveling of the death-camp system and the overthrow of the government that established it.As read and performed by Tracy and Laura Hickman. Published as a podiobook during the ten-year anniversary of its first printing."Powerful... disturbing... A vision of the future that is all too possible..." Margaret Weis"Masterful ... sensitive ... controversial ... Hickman holds up a mirror to our society." R. A. Salvatore"Excellent and exciting ... An important book..." Robin Wayne Bailey.
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The Immortals
Chapter 40: Mountain Man, Epilogue: Phoenix and Afterword - The Immortals
18 years ago
31 minutes 7 seconds

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Chapter 39: Ferrets - The Immortals
18 years ago
18 minutes 48 seconds

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Chapter 38: Talons - The Immortals
18 years ago
27 minutes 41 seconds

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Chapter 37: Ghost Train - The Immortals
18 years ago
27 minutes 55 seconds

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Chapter 36: Groundhog Day - The Immortals
18 years ago
20 minutes 26 seconds

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Chapter 35: Partings - The Immortals
18 years ago
20 minutes 24 seconds

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Chapter 34: Twenty Pieces - The Immortals
18 years ago
17 minutes 30 seconds

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Chapter 33: Sappers and Spelunkers - The Immortals
18 years ago
22 minutes 6 seconds

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Chapter 32: Music - The Immortals
18 years ago
24 minutes 57 seconds

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Chapter 31: The Immortals - The Immortals
18 years ago
27 minutes 41 seconds

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Chapter 30: Remember Me - The Immortals
18 years ago
27 minutes 36 seconds

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Chapter 29: Belly of the Beast - The Immortals
18 years ago
22 minutes 21 seconds

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Chapter 28: The Reins of Power - The Immortals
18 years ago
25 minutes 58 seconds

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Chapter 27: Just Like Us - The Immortals
18 years ago
23 minutes 46 seconds

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Chapter 26: Of Command and Control - The Immortals
18 years ago
15 minutes 21 seconds

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Chapter 25:Entr'Acte and The Children's Crusade - The Immortals
18 years ago
18 minutes 50 seconds

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Chapter 24: Blood - The Immortals
18 years ago
21 minutes 36 seconds

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Chapter 23: Confessions - The Immortals
18 years ago
24 minutes 1 second

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Chapter 22: Detour - The Immortals
18 years ago
14 minutes 44 seconds

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Chapter 21: Erik's Silence - The Immortals
18 years ago
25 minutes 6 seconds

The Immortals
Podiobooks.com in association with Dragonhearth Productions, presents New York Times Best Selling Author Tracy Hickman's cautionary tale... The Immortals.The future story of United States Internment Camps ... of the dreams of the pre-deceased ... and of triumph beyond oblivion.It's 2020, and an attempted cure for AIDS has mutated into a deadlier disease, V-CIDS. The U.S., under martial law, has set up "quarantine centers" in the Southwest. Searching for his gay son, Jon, media mogul Michael Barris smuggles himself into one of centers only to discover that it and the other centers are actually extermination camps. With a strange assortment of allies, including the leader of the camp's gay barracks, an army officer and a local cowboy, Barris precipitates an inmates' rebellion that promises the unraveling of the death-camp system and the overthrow of the government that established it.As read and performed by Tracy and Laura Hickman. Published as a podiobook during the ten-year anniversary of its first printing."Powerful... disturbing... A vision of the future that is all too possible..." Margaret Weis"Masterful ... sensitive ... controversial ... Hickman holds up a mirror to our society." R. A. Salvatore"Excellent and exciting ... An important book..." Robin Wayne Bailey.