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Markheim by Robert Louis Stevenson

Jesse Willis

William Coon, who appeared on SFFaudio Podcast #063, has a terrific sounding UNABRIDGED recording of Markheim by Robert Louis Stevenson over on LibriVox. Here’s what one of the proofers said about Bill’s narration: “[Markheim] is GREAT! You’ve got just the… Read moreMarkheim by Robert Louis Stevenson

BBCR4 + RA.cc: Harry Harrison’s The Technicolour Time Machine

Jesse Willis

Here is a very cool find, Harry Harrison’s The Technicolour Time Machine, adapted by the BBC Radio 4 program entitled Saturday Night Theatre from the 1967 novel of the same name! It’s a clever tale that plays within the “restricted… Read moreBBCR4 + RA.cc: Harry Harrison’s The Technicolour Time Machine

JAMES BOND: You Only Live Twice by Ian Fleming

Jesse Willis

“You only live twice: Once when you’re born And once when you look death in the face.” -James Bond If you’ve only seen the movie version of You Only Live Twice you’re in for a very pleasant surprise. Ian Fleming’s… Read moreJAMES BOND: You Only Live Twice by Ian Fleming

JAMES BOND: Doctor No by Ian Fleming

Jesse Willis

ca·lyp·so – /kəˈlɪpsoʊ/ – a musical style of West Indian origin, influenced by jazz, usually having topical, often improvised, lyrics. I’ve only been the Caribbean once. But I still greatly feel its tropical magnetism. Ian Fleming did too. The first… Read moreJAMES BOND: Doctor No by Ian Fleming

BBC Audio and RadioArchive.cc: The Taming Of The Shrew and Science Fiction

Jesse Willis

If I asked you to think about “Shakespeare and Science Fiction” you’d probably go with Forbidden Planet (a spacey version of The Tempest). If you’re more TV inclined you’d probably go with Star Trek, maybe even name the episode entitled… Read moreBBC Audio and RadioArchive.cc: The Taming Of The Shrew and Science Fiction