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.
Our friend Luke Burrage, of the Science Fiction Book Review Podcast, has a new episode up (SFBRP #134) that features a discussion of other book reviewing podcasts. Writes Luke: “This episode I invited Jesse and Tamahome from the SFFaudio Podcast… Read moreSFBRP #134 – A Science Fiction Book Review Podcast Review Podcast
The SFFaudio Podcast #111 – Scott and Jesse talk with Luke Burrage and Tamahome about the latest releases. Talked about on today’s show: name order??, James Powell’s Last Laugh In Flugal Park, Greg Bear’s Halo: Cryptum book, game tie-ins with… Read moreThe SFFaudio Podcast #111
John DeNardo, of the magnificent SFSignal blog, recently asked me to participate in another “Mind Meld.” Here’s the topic: “What are your favorite SF/F/H audiobooks and/or audio fiction stories of all time?” Here’s what I wrote: As one of the… Read moreCommentary: SFSignal Mind Meld on favourite audiobooks (and audio drama) of all time
StarShipSofa’s Aural Delights podcast features terrific fiction, funny poems and fantastic scholarly research in nearly every episode. Once a month the podcast features a segment by James J. Campanella. Besides being an excellent audiobook narrator, he’s a university professor (of… Read moreSience News Update: Bisphenol A
The Children Of MenBy P.D. James; Performed by John Franklyn-Robbins9 CDs – 10.5 Hours [UNABRIDGED]Publisher: Recorded BooksPublished: 1993ISBN: 1419323431Themes: / Science Fiction / Infertility / Dystopia / Sociology / Politics / Terrorism / England / “O’ merciful God and heavenly… Read moreReview of The Children of Men by P.D. James
CBC Radio One‘s excellent author focused show Writers & Company had a timely and in-depth interview with P.D. James on Sunday. Best known as a crime writer, James is getting some deserved attention for her novel The Children Of Men… Read moreCBC Radio One’s Writers & Company interviews P.D. James