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Radio Free America
A Sort of Prequel to the Bar at the Intergalactic Hotel
By: Jim Yoakum
Narrated by: John Pitacciato
Length: 7 hrs and 43 mins

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Radio Free America

Name: Radio Free America
Brand: Jim Yoakum
SKU: BK_ACX0_353754UK
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By: Jim Yoakum

Narrated by: John Pitacciato

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Summary

Before Derek Christian became the confused hero, pawn of the universe, and reluctant cosmic adventurer of the Intergalactic novels, he was a simple copywriter at a radio station in Atlanta, WRFA: Radio Free America. This story tells how his writer's block set off a domino effect of murder and cosmic intrigue as The Fear chases him to his breaking point, and how he manages to escape into a world not of his own making.

Part murder mystery, part science fiction, horror, black comedy, and surreal fantasy, Radio Free America is a psychotronic journey into the mind and soul of one man versus corporate America, as well as a sad farewell to the last days of rock 'n' roll radio.