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Today's installment continues the prologue to Dostoyevsky's Notes from Underground. For more episodes like this, FOLLOW and SUBSCRIBE through iTunes, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts, and REMEMBER to LIKE us on Facebook and Twitter: you can find those pages under the handles @AirWarProductions and @AirWarPodcast. If you like the show, leave us a review! It always helps. A lot.

Part II of Notes from Underground: The Underground Man continues to explore the ideas of consciousness and will.

For advent this year, we're going through Fyodor Dostoyevsky's Notes from Underground. On tap for this episode: despair, the uselessness of everything, and a general introduction to what Dostoyevsky was about when he wrote this book. Look for more updates as December progresses.

The end of The Napoleon of Notting Hill -- this week, we conclude the story of the empire of Notting Hill and Adam Wayne. PLUS: some announcements on upcoming works and next year!

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This week: the war for Notting Hill. Buck attacks! Buck loses! Buck attacks again! Plus: a sortie on Campden Hill.

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This week: EXCITEMENT! HALBERDIERS! BLOODSHED! BOARD MEETINGS!

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We return to Auberon Quin’s Eden of madness in this episode, as he establishes his new Charter for the Free Cities of London. To watch out for in this episode: Psalm 5 (pray for Andrew Brunson), and Adam Wayne, who presents a defense of thoroughgoing patriotism.

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Re-up: This week, we bring you the first book of The Napoleon of Notting Hill, by G.K. Chesterton. This was Chesterton's first novel, and we thought it fitting to make it into our first audiobook. Maybe a bit presumptuous of us. For a fun five minutes of demonstrating why you should support the public domain, go listen to the commercial audio sample for Audible's recording of this book.

This part of the story deals with the setup of the story, as the curtain rises in London, 1984.

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