Episode 1.3: Pilgrim's Progress

An episode of the The Fourth Wall podcast, hosted by Mac Boyle, titled "Episode 1.3: Pilgrim's Progress" was published on October 11, 2017.

October 11, 2017 · The Fourth Wall

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Hawthorne is reunited with his old partner. Watson gives Abigail a gift. In the real world, an author goes missing.

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Logo art by Bill Fisher.

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