First published in Pall Mall Magazine, along with an H.G. Wells novel and a Jack London short story, The Point Of Honor is a Joseph Conrad novella that had its genesis in the real duels that two French Hussar officers… Read moreLibriVox: The Point Of Honor by Joseph Conrad
Fear of disease is probably just as old as disease itself. But the modern fear, the fear that a single individual carrying a vial full of specific incurable pathogen – the fear that one crazed fanatic could decimate an entire… Read moreVoices In The Dark: The Stolen Bacillus by H.G. Wells
Something has been bothering me. It’s been bothering me for years actually. One commenter, a long time ago, brought it to my attention, wondered if there was a recording of Robert A. Heinlein’s voice out there, somewhere. I’m thinking Heinlein… Read moreThe sound of Robert A. Heinlein’s voice
The Philosopher’s Zone is the long running podcast, and radio show, from Radio National, Australia’s public broadcaster. I’d argue that the programme consistently rivals the best shows on both CBC Radio and BBC Radio! The latest to grab me was… Read moreABC Radio National: The Philosopher’s Zone – The Evil Of The Daleks
The SFFaudio Podcast #113 – Jesse and Eric S. Rabkin talk about Stupidity and Intelligence in Science Fiction (and Fantasy). Talked about on today’s show: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe’s The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, Mickey Mouse, Fantasia, Christopher Marlowe‘s The Tragicall History… Read moreThe SFFaudio Podcast #113 – TOPIC: Stupidity and Intelligence in Science Fiction and Fantasy
Every Memorial Day Weekend, thousands of Americans take to the roads for a vacation over the long weekend. Since the price of gasoline is so high, vacationers might want to take advantage of these free audiobooks about travel. These books… Read moreFive Free Favourites: Memorial Day Weekend