Tag: Arch Oboler

Eerie magazine ads for vintage spoken word record and audio drama albums

Jesse Willis

Eerie was a comics magazine, by Warren Publishing, that ran from 1966 to 1983. It was a (mostly) black-and-white magazine that featured original and adapted stories. Unlike most contemporary comics of its era it didn’t submit the Comics Code Authority… Read moreEerie magazine ads for vintage spoken word record and audio drama albums

The SFFaudio Podcast #123

The SFFaudio Podcast #123 – Scott, Jesse, Tamahome, Matthew Sanborn Smith (Hairy Mango), and Jenny (Reading Envy) talk about audiobooks, recent arrivals and new releases. Talked about on today’s show: Scott’s recent arrivals, The Magician King by Lev Grossman, a gritty… Read moreThe SFFaudio Podcast #123

BBC R7 & RA.cc: Rogue Male by Geoffrey Household

Jesse Willis

So in following up on that terrific new dramatization of The Most Dangerous Game, you know the one I told you about the other day, I’ve come across a novel with a similar theme. Indeed, this is a novel with… Read moreBBC R7 & RA.cc: Rogue Male by Geoffrey Household