News, Reviews, and Commentary on all forms of science fiction, fantasy, and horror audio. Audiobooks, audio drama, podcasts; we discuss all of it here. Mystery, crime, and noir audio are also fair game.
Here’s a really thoughtful short crime story that I think my Catholic friends will especially enjoy (it’s good and it’s pretty hard to find a good audio edition). Though some have classified it as humorous it has plenty of depth… Read moreA Piece Of String by Guy de Maupassant (as read by Stefan Rudnicki)
Here’s a wonderful batch of audiobooks that didn’t show up under an SFFaudio Xmas tree. Stupid Santa! Winner of an AudioFile magazine “Earphones Award”, narrated by a “2010 AudioFile Best Voice winner” – The Wycherly Woman: A Lew Archer Novel… Read moreNew Releases: Heinlein, Moers, Powers, Matheson, Faye, Collins, Spillane, Swift, Frank, Conrad, Niven, Pournelle
My friend Brian Murphy, a too infrequent guest on The SFFaudio Podcast, posted a terrific review of The Call Of The Wild on his blog, The Silver Key back in 2009: “If you are a [Robert E.] Howard fan frustrated… Read moreLibriVox: The Call Of The Wild by Jack London
The SFFaudio Podcast #077 – Jesse talks with Julie Davis and audiobook narrator Wayne June about Robert Louis Stevenson’s Strange Case Of Doctor Jekyll And Mr. Hyde. Talked about on today’s show: AudiobookCase.com, Fred Godsmark, Audio Realms, Wayne June is… Read moreThe SFFaudio Podcast #077 – READALONG: Strange Case Of Doctor Jekyll And Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson
Comic books and reference books were the two types of paperbooks I thought I’d never ever see turned into audiobooks. “How could they do it?” That was basically my entire argument. But then, a few years ago I was foiled:… Read moreRecent Arrivals: Blackstone Audio
Me? I like my Science Fiction hard and I like my SCIENCE easy. If you do too, take it easy, have a listen to some of these handy lectures about the hardest of the sciences (circa 1890), we’re talking old… Read moreLibriVox: Pioneers Of Science by Sir Oliver Lodge