I spotted this terrific looking book while browsing book covers at a local big box bookstore. It turns out the book is a Canadian classic, one I’d never read, or even heard of, but one which I probably should have…. Read moreLibriVox: Beautiful Joe by Marshall Saunders
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 #057 – Jesse and Scott talk about the recently arrived audiobooks Talked about on today’s show: Penguin Audio, Stephen King, Brian Murphy of The Silver Key blog, The Dark Half, The Tommyknockers, Christine, It, reading all of… Read moreThe SFFaudio Podcast #057
Random House Audio is offering five FREE audiobooks to promote their “Carshare Program.” One of the titles, Percy Jackson and The Sword Of Hades had been FREEly released previously, the rest should all be newly FREE. Start your HuffDuffing! “Mercy… Read moreRandom House Audio: 5 FREE Audiobooks
The SFFaudio Podcast #042 – Jesse is joined by Brian Murphy and Gregg Margarite to talk about the Tantor Media audiobook: The Coming Of Conan The Cimmerian by Robert E. Howard |READ OUR REVIEW|. Talked about on today’s show: The… Read moreThe SFFaudio Podcast #042 – READALONG: The Coming Of Conan The Cimmerian by Robert E. Howard
For almost a year now I’ve been making the argument, to anyone who’d listen, that Jack London’s short story To Build A Fire is Science Fiction. I’m ready to make the same argument for London’s most famous work, The Call… Read moreCommentary: Jack London’s The Call Of The Wild is Science Fiction