Day: September 12, 2005

Avast, Alessandro Cima has started podcasting his …

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Avast, Alessandro Cima has started podcasting his short novel Pirate Jack. It is a terrific sounding Young Adult novel with fantastic elements (time travel methinks). If you like pirates… and who among this heathen host don’t? This one be one for you. Each chapter is under ten minutes in length me hearties, and tis released in roughly weekly installments. Plug this link into your podcatcher to hears it:

http://feeds.feedburner.com/PirateJack

Or download directly through the website. Arrggghhh matey! That be one fine podcast for the young scabbardly unns and for peg-legged old seamen alike.

And if ye choose to comment on Cap’n Alessandro’s site tell ‘im the crew of SFFaudio.com sent ye.

posted by Jesse

Scott Sigler, author of the wildly successful Eart…

Jesse Willis

SFFaudio News

Scott Sigler, author of the wildly successful Earthcore– the first podcast novel to get a commercial paperbook sold based on a FREE-GIVEAWAY MP3 viral marketing campaign – has just released the first chapter in his next “podiobook”, entiled Ancestor, it’s another high-tension, high-tech and violent adventure that’s three parts technothriller and one part science fiction, it’s not a sequel to Earthcore, but it sure sounds like it’ll be as popular. You can get all the details at Scott’s page on Ancestor HERE. I’ve subscribed for free through iTunes and you can too, just copy this…

http://feeds.feedburner.com/ancestor

…into the “subscribe to podcast” box, found under “advanced” on the top of the main iTunes interface.

Posted by Jesse Willis

Multiple Hugo Award winning author, and friend to …

Jesse Willis

SFFaudio News

Multiple Hugo Award winning author, and friend to speculative fiction audio fans everwhere, James Patrick Kelly, has clued us in to some very exciting news! His forthcoming novel, entitled Burn, will be PODCAST! Burn is the story of an eccentric billionaire who’s purchased a planet, for the purposes of founding a new utopia, the inhabitants of which must forsake modern technologies. Burn is currently slated at being podcast over sixteen weeks – likely mp3 installments read by Kelly himself, and commencing November 1st 2005! We will keep you posted with more information as it becomes available. Thanks Jim!

Posted by Jesse Willis