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 Land that Time Forgot by Edgar Rice Burroughs Source: LibriVox (zipped mp3’s) Length: 3 hr, 49 min Reader: Ralph Snelson The book: Set during World War I, this adventure novel starts with the sinking of an Allied ship by a German… Read moreFREE LISTENS REVIEW: The Land that Time Forgot by Edgar Rice Burroughs
The SFFaudio Podcast #084 – Jesse talks recent arrivals and new releases with Paul W. Campbell, Luke Burrage, Rick Jackson and Gregg Margarite WATCH OUT FOR THE FALSE ENDINGS (mostly attributable to Luke) Talked about on today’s show: Role playing… Read moreThe SFFaudio Podcast #084
Hey folks! Here’s a new batch of audiobooks, fresh from the publishers. It’s amazing really, wonderous! These missives were written, transcribed, recorded, digitized, burned, stamped, mailed, opened, scanned, emailed and then posted. All for one “recent arrivals” post! Here’s the… Read moreRecent Arrivals: Eloquent Voice, Blackstone Audio, Macmillan Audio, Penguin Audio
The SFFaudio Podcast #078 – Jesse talks with Fred Godsmark of Audio Realms and TheAudiobookShop.com: Talked about on today’s show: Audio Realms, Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror audiobooks, Dark Realms Audio, Dark Desires Audio, what’s up with all the paranormal… Read moreThe SFFaudio Podcast #078 – TALK TO: Fred Godsmark
Here’s a stack of mostly horror titles that have been inching their way into my dreams! It’s a solid mix of public domain novels (and collections) along with brand spanking new series and standalones. Check out Brian Keene’s modern horror… Read moreRecent Arrivals: Audio Realms and Dark Realms Audio
Source: Librivox | (14 zipped mp3s) Length: 7 hr, 26 min Reader: Mark Nelson The book: While prospecting for gold in the Wild West, John Carter, formerly of the Confederate Army, is attacked by a band of hostile Apaches. He… Read moreFREE LISTENS review: A Princess of Mars