Cool for Cats By Andrew Ordover; Read by Andrew Ordover 7 hours – [UNABRIDGED] Publisher: Andrew Ordover Published: 2012 Themes: / Mystery / Private Eye / Jazz / And I didn’t want to rely on Internet archives. First of all, our local paper is crap, and it keeps crap archives online. But more importantly, when […]
The SFFaudio Podcast #517 – Jesse, Julie Davis, and Maissa Bessada talk about The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman Talked about on today’s show: 2008, a children’s book, hardcover, a book for kids, better than most adult books, Neverwhere, Coraline, who hates Neil Gaiman?, Sandman, pictures slow it down, he didn’t feel competent, a genuine […]
The SFFaudio Podcast #333 – The Picture Of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde. Participants in the discussion include Jesse, Julie, Seth, and Rose. Talked about on today’s show: the 1891 version, the 1890 version, Heather Ordover‘s reading of The Picture Of Dorian Gray, a rich odor of lilac, a saddle-bagged divan, Mark Twain’s A Double […]
Chilling Tales For Dark Nights is a new podcast, and YouTube channel, offering unabridged terror and horror audio. Podcast feed: http://www.chillingtalesfordarknights.com/feed/ Their most recent show is one SFFaudio Podcast listeners should be well familiar with: The New Mother by Lucy Clifford, narrated by Craftlit‘s Heather Ordover! If you missed it our original podcast discussion, with […]
The SFFaudio Podcast #162 – The New Mother by Lucy Clifford, read by Heather Ordover (of Craftlit). This is a complete and unabridged reading of the short story (21 Minutes) followed by a discussion of it by Jesse, Tamahome, Julie Davis, and Heather Ordover. Talked about on today’s show: Brownies!, The Mote In God’s Eye […]
Heather Ordover has a great new book at the center of of her splendid CraftLit podcast. It’s Gulliver’s Travels by Jonathan Swift! You can read the shownotes HERE. |MP3| Podcast feed: http://craftlit.libsyn.com/rss And, if you’re not into crafts, as much as books, check out the Just The Books podcast (which is the CraftLit podcast minus […]