Isabelle Disraeli

 
Band of Brothers Twenty Years Later AU: George Luz x Joe Toye

Post-war, George and Joe settle together in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. George works as a handyman and jack of all trades, while Joe works in a machine shop as a drill grinder. They live in a cozy, ground-floor apartment for Joe's sake.

{On AO3} - {On SquidgeWorld} - {On Tumblr}

 
Band of Brothers Twenty Years Later AU: Buck Compton x Don Malarkey

Post-war, Buck and Don settle together in Los Angeles, California. Buck works as a detective before becoming a District Attorney, while Don works in automobiles and real estate before running for public office. They live in a discreet, modern, and spacious home outside the city center.

{On AO3} - {On SquidgeWorld} - {On Tumblr}

 

 So for a little while (okay, maybe a long while) I've been thinking about producing a podfic or two because honestly they really are the best when my eyes are hurting too much from the migraines I get to read. A few of my favorite stories have been podficced by others and I have thoroughly enjoyed listening to them, but quite a fair number have not been made into podfics and rather than waiting around for someone to have exactly my taste I've decided that I needed to do it myself. ;D So a reasonably priced microphone was purchased, Audacity was downloaded, and I've gotten started.



Out of the gate, I have read a very short but lovely story by muccamukk  and thrillingdetectivetales  featuring one of my favorite rare pairings from the Band of Brothers fandom, Bull Randleman x Johnny Martin. The podfic can be found on AO3: here. Oh, and I totally had a blast making the cover art which felt so much more inline with my usual wheelhouse.

I want to take a moment and thank all the fanfic writers that have taken the time to post blanket permission for further transformative works based on their own including podfics. Boy, that makes that part of the process so much less stressful and intimidating. I'd also love to thank all of the podficcers that have gone before and have posted such wonderfully helpful "how to's", you all are life savers!