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The SFFaudio Podcast #843 – Jesse and Cora Buhlert discuss Mistress Of Mellyn by Victoria Holt Talked about on today’s show: Eleanor Alice Burford, two others, gothic romances, multigenerational family dramas, every book focused on a different woman from the… Read moreThe SFFaudio Podcast #843 – READALONG: Mistress Of Mellyn by Victoria Holt
The SFFaudio Podcast #837 – Mistress Of The Dark Pool by Russell Gray (1 hour 3 minutes) from Terror Tales, May 1940 and The Cold Female by Dale Harlow (19.5 minutes) from Adam, January 1957. Both are read by Mike… Read moreThe SFFaudio Podcast #837 – AUDIOBOOK/READALONG: Mistress Of The Dark Pool by Russell Gray and The Cold Female by Dale Harlow
The SFFaudio Podcast #247 – READALONG: On The Beach by Nevil Shute; read by Simon Prebble. Jesse fends off illness to lead us in an intriguing discussion about Nevil Shute’s apocalyptic novel. This podcast features Jesse, Jenny, Seth, and Paul. Talked… Read moreThe SFFaudio Podcast #247 – READALONG: On The Beach by Nevil Shute
BBC Radio 7 has two “NEW COMMISSIONS” that should draw many a wandering ear. First up a Richard Matheson novel A Stir Of Echoes! Scott reviewed the UNABRIDGED Blackstone Audio version not too long ago |READ OUR REVIEW|. Julie and… Read moreBBC Radio 7: Planet B (series 2), The House On The Strand, A Stir Of Echoes
BBC Radio 7’s The 7th Dimension commissioned the following to mark the centenary of du Maurier’s birth… The Blue Lenses By Daphne du Maurier; Read by Emma Fielding 2 Parts – Approx. 60 Minutes [ABRIDGED] Broadcaster: BBC Radio 7 /… Read moreBBC 7 the Week Ahead: Daphne du Maurier, Tanith Lee and more
Hey, more for the BBC, one on today, another on Saturday! Most of the national BBC radio stations have been carrying a lot of Daphne du Maurier related programming of late. This, no doubt, to mark the centenary of her… Read moreBBC Radio 4: The Birds by Daphne du Maurier + More eh?