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.
My friend Luke Burrage, of the Science Fiction Book Review Podcast, has placed a candid conversation that we had into his podcast feed! I’m shocked. Shocked! How dare he do such a thing?!? Admittedly, he did ask my permission (and… Read moreSFBRP: Luke Burrage in conversation with Jesse Willis
The SFFaudio Podcast #037 – Jesse and Scott talk about the latest audiobook releases, audiobook narrators and plenty more. It’s a show full of “stage-actory goodness” in which we learn the ultimate truth: “the monster frozen in the ice is… Read moreThe SFFaudio Podcast #037
Virtually forgotten for 64 years since it was first serialized, Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s Herland is a utopian novel with a feminist bent. It’s extremely readable and plays out as a cross between Thomas More’s Utopia and The Man Who Would… Read moreLibriVox: Herland by Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Radio Free Bliss is the newly-launched podcast by KS Augustin that features interviews with SF&F&H and romance authors on a “reasonably idiosyncratic basis” (2 a month, but when exactly depends on everyone’s schedules). Augustin sez of her latest show, “We… Read moreRadio Free Bliss
Independent and Distance Learning – ENGLISH 3020 Studies In Narrative: Science Fiction & FantasyLectures by P.C. Hodgell and Michael Levy20 MP3 LecturesLINK: http://lrc.lib.umn.edu/Engl3020.htmApprox 19 Hours [UNABRIDGED]Publisher: University Of MinnesotaPublished: 2002 (But recorded over several years)Themes: / Non-Fiction / Science Fiction… Read moreReview of ENGLISH 3020 Studies In Narrative: Science Fiction & Fantasy
The Fisherwoman’s DaughterBy Ursula K. Le Guin; Read by Melissa Stewart63 minutes [UNABRIDGED]Publisher: AssistiveMedia.orgPublished: 2004Themes: / Non-Fiction / Writing / Motherhood / Feminism / Ursula K. Le Guin’s wide ranging article for The New York Times Book Review is now… Read moreReview of The Fisherwoman’s Daughter by Ursula K. Le Guin; R…