One of the things I really enjoy about reading Edgar Allan Poe is the rhythm he brings to his works. The way he gets you all caught up in breathing a certain way you don't realize it until it's too late.
And Disco here ya go Jimmy. You have done just that. No easy feat.
I just about stood up with the audience, clapped, and shouted a bravo.
Brett needs to realize that his voice matters. Not just when he’s in character.
I ran out of breath just reading this one.
The 'Selbyan' (new one on me) run ons were perfect.
In my mind, I was hearing the dramatic (almost insane) voice in the finale of "Casey at the Bat".
I loved this. A peek into the racing mind. Breathless and exhausting, as heartbreak usually is.
So many good lines.
One of the things I really enjoy about reading Edgar Allan Poe is the rhythm he brings to his works. The way he gets you all caught up in breathing a certain way you don't realize it until it's too late.
And Disco here ya go Jimmy. You have done just that. No easy feat.
I just about stood up with the audience, clapped, and shouted a bravo.
"Two buckets of dialogue in a Dixie cup head" was my favorite line. Loved this one!
That paragraph about the cast “bringing it” was pure gold. What a rush!