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.
Graphic Audio‘s podcast has a very interesting and informative interview with Elizabeth Moon. They talk about the Graphic Audio adaptations of Moon’s Vatta’s War and Serrano Legacy series of novels, cochlear implants, cyborgs, facial recognition, math, horses, embryonic livestock transport,… Read moreGraphic Audio: Interview with Elizabeth Moon
Yep, it’s another post on Bill C-32, Canada’s upcoming copyright legislation. Perhaps you are already aware that C-32, as currently written, exists to enshrine legal punishments for the circumvention of “technological protection measures [TPMs].” TPM, by the way, is a… Read moreCBC Spark: Nora Young interviews David Fewer about Bill C-32
The latest episode of Streets Of Staccato podcast, is a short interview with W. Ralph Walters (aka The Zombie Astronaut)! The mastermind behind SOS is Victor Gates, he asks ZA about the original Zombie Astronaut blog (which was totally awesome… Read moreStreets Of Staccato: Interview with The Zombie Astronaut
For his latest book tour William Gibson has been invited onto scores of radio programs and podcasts. I’ve heard him interviewed, and answer similiar questions over and over. But, CBC’s Spark programme may be the best to go with as… Read moreCBC Spark: Uncut William Gibson interview
Scott Westerfeld’s new book, Behemoth, has just been released. It’s the second in the Leviathan Trilogy. He sits down and talks with Alan Cumming, the narrator of his audiobook version of the same title. Westerfeld mentions on how Cumming’s voice… Read moreScott Westerfeld Interviews His Audiobook Narrator, Alan Cumming
Nearly six years ago my friend Scott Danielson reviewed a cherished cassette I had sent him in the mail: Dune: An Interview with Frank Herbert and David Lynch |READ OUR REVIEW| It was produced by an audiobook company, Waldentapes, a… Read moreWALDENTAPES: Dune: An Interview with Frank Herbert and David Lynch