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.
The Science Fiction Oral History Association, has a new blog (that’s also soon to be a podcast). SFOHA is currently presided over by el presidente Rick Jackson. Rick is a former reviews editor for SFFaudio. The site is just getting… Read moreSFOHA: The Science Fiction Oral History Association
A short video produced by Michael Geist. It features Karl Schroeder and a ton of other Canadian artist and copyfighters. This in aid of the current Canadian Copyright Consultations. [via BoingBoing] Posted by Jesse Willis
The first ever audio dramatization of Robert E. Howard’s Queen Of The Black Coast is available again! Broken Sea Audio Productions’ fan produced programs were non-commercial, released for free, and 100% legal (being derived from public domain stories) had been… Read moreRobert E. Howard’s Queen Of The Black Coast and Red Nails available again
The Canadian Copyright Consultations are being made available in MP3. But there hasn’t been an official podcast feed for them announced. So, I’ve made one using HuffDuffer. Let’s hope any new legislation to come out of these consultations doesn’t make… Read moreA Canadian Copyright Consultations podcast feed
More news out of Montreal and Worldcon 2009! Amy H. Sturgis, a frequent columnist on StarShipSofa’s Aural Delights is reporting that Audible.com “has agreed to sell” Cory Doctorow’s next two audiobooks without DRM! Here’s the relevant passage from her blog:… Read moreAudible.com to sell 2 DRM-FREE titles
A few days ago the Canadian government’s copyright consultations site posted the audio from the Vancouver consultations. The audio |MP3| shows a wide variety of sensible copyright ideas. But the most pernicious was that of the Entertainment Software Association of… Read moreCanadian Copyright Consultations: Vancouver