Podiobooks.com’s TOP 20 for 2007

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The Podiobooker Blog, the blog for Podiobooks.com, has posted the 20 most popular podiobooks of 2007. They are, in alphabetical order:


7th Son: Book 2 – Deceit
J.C. Hutchins

The Arwen
Timothy Callahan

Badge Of Infamy

Lester Del Rey


Billibub Baddings
Tee Morris

Crescent
Phil Rossi


Eastern Standard Tribe
Cory Doctorow


The Failed Cities Monologues
Matt Wallace


Forever Fifteen
Kimberly Steele


Full Share
Nathan Lowell

Half Share
Nathan Lowell

Heaven – Season 2: Hell
Mur Lafferty


Heaven – Season 3: Earth
Mur Lafferty

How to Disappear Completely
Myke Bartlett


The Immortals
Tracy Hickman

In The Service of Samurai
Gloria Oliver

Jack Wakes Up

Seth Harwood


Number One with a Bullet
Mark Yoshimoto Nemcoff

Quarter Share
Nathan Lowell


Shadow Falls: Season One
Mark Yoshimoto Nemcoff


The Silk Code
Paul Levinson

As you can see there’s quite a few podiobooks that still need our attention. Which of these have you enjoyed? Which have you loved? Which have you hated?

Personally, I’ve got my eye on those Nathan Lowell titles.

Posted by Jesse Willis

6 thoughts to “Podiobooks.com’s TOP 20 for 2007”

  1. You’ll not be disappointed in Nathan’s books, Jesse.

    There were quite a few titles which we didn’t make this list due to our criteria. I’m thinking about going through everything and making an “editor’s choice” list where I ignore size of audiene. That’ll help some of the books that came to us late in 2007.

    E.

  2. Quarter, Half and Full Share are excellent, although I could’ve done without the erotica.
    Billibub Baddings is super with a lovely atmosphere.
    Shadow Falls was oddly confusing, just the sort of thing I love.

    The Arwen, Badge Of Infamy, Eastern Standard Tribe, The Failed Cities Monologues, How to Disappear Completely and The Immortals I haven’t checked out.

    The rest I gave a try, however they didn’t appeal to me for one reason or another.

  3. Crescent gets my vote for my number one favorite of 2007. It’s a unique and challenging story in a dark and brilliantly realized world. Think Stephen King meets Firefly, toss in some Bladerunner and Alien (Ridley Scoot w00t!) for good measure. Very, very dark and enjoyable. Billi Baddings was great–just a lot of good fun–as was the Failed Cities Monologues (not fun like Baddings). I hope at least these three make it on the “editor’s choice” as mentioned by Evo. And One Among the Sleepless should get an honorary mention :)

    And hats off to Podiobooks.com. The quality of work seems to get better all the time!

  4. Nathan Lowell is an excellent author, narrator, and audio editor. If you like the trilogy above, also check out his podiobook South Coast. How to Disappear Completely is also excellent.

    I’m puzzled as to why Singularity didn’t make the top ten. I think you reviewed it here, and it is certainly a great book.

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