In a post-plague world where humans, animals, and plants have suffered, a colony of survivors has gathered in a fortified former-luxury condominium complex they call "The Park". These remnants of humanity are inextricably bound to their domestic cats from which Dose (a temporary plague vaccine) is derived. A forager army is heading toward The Park. The Park people must prepare to defend themselves... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 23 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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| Category | Arts | ||||
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Rebirth. Sasha and Alex and a whole lot of screeching. Ozzie grins. Pioneers led by Waylon. Gainer cries. Pollywogs, frogs, and a real tom. The end.
Alex, Chikkup, and Soo. Simon goes psycho on Sasha. Alex to the rescue. John gives a cafeteria speech. Everyone is impressed.
Garret makes Gainer help him. Gainer is not impressed. The rebellion is stopped. Terrance does the right thing. Waylon stops shooting. Heather risks her life for John. Garret, John, the Chinese Army, and seven Siamese cats.
John and Alex bored in their new haven. A foghorn, four Siamese cats, and an AK-47. Heather senses trouble. Sasha, too. Craig attacks the Chinese ship. Garret’s not impressed. The Park prepares for battle. The Chinese Army is attacking. . . and John ... more
Drake and Barry in a rooftop Bunker. Barry kills a forager. Drake is not impressed. Craig triggers claymores. Men die. But not their women. Garret meets Tish. More women for The Park. All the men are impressed. Terrance gets a girlfriend. Maria bitch... more
Garret wonders where John might have gone. Heather learns that John did not abandon her! More voices on the radio—Chinese foragers. Craig fires cannons at a ship. Garret kicks him in the teeth. Waylon, Gainer, and Ozzie help John and Alex escape from... more
Waylon and Gainer growing sprouts in the garage. Alex locates Ozzie and almost dies. Max is seriously messed in the head. Ozzie is seriously screwed. John is reunited with Alex. Alex introduces himself to Max (Ouch!). Ozzie is saved. Waylon and Gaine... more
Heather believes John has abandoned her. She’s pregnant with John’s child. She starts injecting SHAT. Garret and John talk. John’s not impressed. John meets Max. . . sort of. Ozzie tries to learn how to swim; he learns how to sink. Max saves Ozzie. B... more
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Good story I have been enjoying all of his books. Give them a try very entertaining.
Audible4Bill lee mcmurtry
United States3 years ago- I really like this author !
Good story I have been enjoying all of his books. Give them a try very entertaining.
Audible4Bill lee mcmurtryUnited States3 years ago - Unique perspective
I enjoyed the perspective of the cats in a post-apocalypse world. Good stuff
Apple Podcasts5JessthegangstaUnited States11 years ago - :(
i started listening because the story idea was so terrible i couldn't believe it. i stopped about 10 minutes in after it became extremely racist
Apple Podcasts1@burgerkrang on twitterUnited States11 years ago - I'm Not Sure This Author Has Ever Known a Black Person
I was unable to finish the first episode. The black men in this cast fit into one of two stereotypes: ghetto thug (complete with "N" word all the time) and the house slave who assumes he is too good for other black people. I was pretty much done after that.
Apple Podcasts1unhappy2020202United States12 years ago - Fun and Unique
Nice combination of post apocalyptic sci-fi and first person cat.
Apple Podcasts5LisaKRUnited States13 years ago - Good listen
It was a little strange at first but it turned out being a very good story and production
Apple Podcasts5gaitmasterUnited States14 years ago - Loved it!
Hope to listen to some more work from you :)
Apple Podcasts5Melanie3United States14 years ago - Great Book
I wasn't sure that I could listen to the book due to the first few chapters. The idea of "dose" was a little nauseating. However, I am so glad I continued. The character development was intriguing and created an enticing storyline. Overall, it was a really good book and I loved the ending.
Apple Podcasts5DreamingTravelUnited States15 years ago - Excellent story with high production values
Loved the story with a novel spin on the end of the world as we know it. This is a podcast well worth listening to and the narration is excellent.
Apple Podcasts5CJ900
United Kingdom15 years ago - Very explicit
Lots of language and abuse on women. Story line was good and I enjoyed the cats story line, just didn't like the extreme violence and language.
Apple Podcasts4Alisadawn9768United States15 years ago - SHAT
I really enjoyed this podcast. The narration was great and hearing the story from both the feline side as well as the human's was a bonus.
Apple Podcasts5loobylooUnited Kingdom15 years ago - Shat
Fantastic! Vividly descriptive. Edgy and a lot of fun, especially with the cats. A truly original tale. Highly recommended!
Apple Podcasts5Mama G. Gee
Canada15 years ago - SHAT
I would highly recommend this to anyone who appreciates great fiction and insightful, articulate writing. Listening to SHAT, one is immersed in a well-developed, well-written world, which succeeds in being quite ugly in many places. Throughout, it is brought to life with visceral imagery and a multitude of subtexts and plot arcs, executed with an eloquent commitment to stunning realism. This is, in its own way, refreshing to a modern reader as a truly unique point of view and excellent style of ... more
Apple Podcasts5KwaylumCanada15 years ago - SHAT
SHAT was a very cool read; an excellent choice for the first time I listened to an audiobook. One would have thought that there were no new ideas left for the post-apocalyptic genre, but Parrish managed to produce a new and very creative spin on the concept, making for an engaging listen. A really well done piece of work, kept me drawn in the whole way through!
Apple Podcasts5LiamRanCanada15 years ago
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