I’ve posted about Robert Louis Stevenson’s murderous classic, Markheim, before (the audiobook and another radio drama). But, I’ve just discovered a very good new adaptation (from 2006) available at RadioArchive.cc. The sound design is excellent, and its lengthy enough to… Read moreBBC R4 + RA.cc: Markheim by Robert Louis Stevenson [RADIO DRAMA]
We’ve got the audiobook version, and here’s cool radio drama adaptation from the 1970s. I’ll be listening to this tonight as I drift off into dreamland. CBS Radio Mystery Theater – #0643 – Wuthering Heights Based on the novel by… Read moreCBS Radio Mystery Theater: Wuthering Heights adapted from the novel by Emily Brontë
The SFFaudio Podcast #148 – Scott and Jesse, in the first of a six part series, discuss the first four books of The Odyssey by Homer (books I, II, III and IV). Talked about on today’s show: Odysseus doesn’t appear… Read moreThe SFFaudio Podcast #148 – READALONG: The Odyssey by Homer (Books I – IV)
I’ve been looking for an excuse to begin reading Emily Brontë‘s Wuthering Heights! Now I’ve got one. This excerpt from the novel works well on it’s own, and makes up the bulk of chapters IV, V, and VI. I found… Read moreCathy And Heathcliff by Emily Brontë – from The Crackerjack Book For Girls
William Coon, who appeared on SFFaudio Podcast #063, has a terrific sounding UNABRIDGED recording of Markheim by Robert Louis Stevenson over on LibriVox. Here’s what one of the proofers said about Bill’s narration: “[Markheim] is GREAT! You’ve got just the… Read moreMarkheim by Robert Louis Stevenson
A recent flurry of furious audiobook cataloging over the past week on LibriVox.org has resulted in a massive new library of old SFF listens! Here are three old novels, almost ancient in fact. Now before you get too excited, they… Read moreLibriVox: Mary Shelley, William Morris and Horace Walpole