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.
Maissa Bessada’s The Destiny Of Special Agent Ace Galaksi is very hard to tell you about. It’d be easy to say the show is just bonkers, but that’d give you the idea that it doesn’t work on a certain level… Read moreThe Destiny Of Special Agent Ace Galaksi
Space Casey By Christiana Ellis; Performed by a full cast 10 Episode Podcast Series – [AUDIO DRAMA] Podcaster: SpaceCasey.com Podcast: 2007 Themes: / Science Fiction / Humor / Some heroines will steal your heart… This one will steal your wallet.”… Read moreReview of Space Casey by Christiana Ellis
My friend Julie Hoverson described this story as “Runyonesque” (I had to look it up). Having now heard it I can see why she read it. Julie is an absolute ham for certain quirky American accents and she nails this… Read moreThe Flying Cuspidors by V.R. Francis
Sci-Fi Radio Theater has a new show. Part fine popsicle, part bad yogurt it’s called Hyper Nocturnal and it’s “an 8 part hybrid sci-fi/horror radio play.” I’d describe it as horror meets humor in a Science Fiction setting. Here’s the… Read moreSci-Fi Radio Theater: Hyper Nocturnal: A Horror Sci-Fi Radio Play
The SFFaudio Podcast #213 – Scott, Jesse, and Tamahome talk about the Audible.com audiobook The Cyberiad: Fables for the Cybernetic Age by Stanisław Lem Talked about on today’s show: reality shows, Duck Dynasty, about words, puns, rhyming, nothing, negative, was… Read moreThe SFFaudio Podcast #213 – READALONG: The Cyberiad: Fables for the Cybernetic Age by Stanisław Lem
That Spot by Jack London is a 4,000 word story. Not generally considered to be either Fantasy or Science Fiction, it nevertheless borders both. I also think, depending on your mood, it can also be seen either as horror story… Read moreProtecting Project Pulp: That Spot by Jack London