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.
In research for another story I came across a cool podcast along the lines of BBC Radio 4’s The History Of The World In 100 Objects. Except that instead of it being a history of the planet it’s just the… Read moreKansas Historical Society: The Bender Knife (a podcast about the Bloody Benders of Kansas)
There are few authors worthy of re-writing Edgar Allan Poe – few would dare – and of those few fewer still would succeed in the attempt. Jack London is one such and his short story, Moon Face, is one such… Read moreLibriVox: Moon-Face by Jack London
The latest StarShipSofa podcast, episode #232, features Neil Gaiman‘s 2010 novelette The Truth Is A Cave In The Back Mountains as its “main fiction.” The narrator is Richie Smith and the story begins at about 12 minutes in. |MP3| Podcast… Read moreStarShipSofa: The Truth Is A Cave In The Back Mountains by Neil Gaiman
The Hook By Donald E. Westlake; Read by William Dufris MP3 Download – Approx. 7 Hours 17 Minutes [UNABRIDGED] Publisher: AudioGo Published: 2012 ISBN: 9781609988654 Themes: / Crime / Murder / New York / Bryce Proctorr has a multimillion-dollar contract… Read moreAural Noir Review of The Hook by Donald E. Westlake
Sci-Fi Radio Theater is “the brain child of international internet man Charles Davis and opera singer Josie Corichi.” Here’s their mission statement: To produce high quality original fiction radio play podcasts that fall within the science fiction, fantasy and horror… Read moreSci-Fi Radio Theater: The Ba Gua Etuis Box (a “sci-fi murder mystery involving robots”)
AudioGo, formerly BBC Audiobooks America and formerly Chivers Audio, has a terrific MP3 download program up and running. It works similarly to Tantor Media, with similar pricing. You can get DRM free MP3 downloads via AudioGo.com after a quick sign… Read moreRecent Arrivals: AudioGo: Donald Westlake and Richard Stark