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    Dark Factory
    Dark Factory
    Dark Factory
    Audiobook12 hours

    Dark Factory

    Written by Kathe Koja

    Narrated by Natasha Soudek

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    About this audiobook

    Welcome to Dark Factory! You may experience strobe effects, Y reality, DJ beats, love, sex, betrayal, triple shot espresso, broken bones, broken dreams, ecstasy, self-knowledge, and the void.

    Dark Factory is a dance club: three floors of DJs, drinks, and customizable reality, everything you see and hear and feel. Ari Regon is the club's wild card floor manager, Max Caspar is a stubborn DIY artist, both chasing a vision of true reality. And rogue journalist Marfa Carpenter is there to write it all down. Then a rooftop rave sets in motion a fathomless energy that may drive Ari and Max to the edge of the ultimate experience.

    In Dark Factory, Kathe Koja combines her award-winning writing and her skill directing immersive events, to create a story that unfolds in the listener's creative mind.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateMay 31, 2022
    ISBN9798765007648
    Dark Factory
    Author

    Kathe Koja

    Kathe Koja is a writer and producer based in Detroit. Her work includes The Cipher, Skin, Under the Poppy, and Dark Factory.  

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    • 4/5
      A character driven story that wasn't the "star" of why I'd recommend this book.

      Listen to this book for the absolutely beautiful prose! Fantastically written, reminding me of slam poetry at times, the "words" used for telling the story were better than the story itself and totally worth reading/listening to.

      I definitely recommend this title.