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The SFFaudio Podcast #422 -Jesse, Scott Danielson, Paul Weimer, and Marissa talk about The Running Man by Stephen King and The Prize Of Peril by Robert Sheckley Talked about today’s show: What’s wrong with society?, Harlan Ellison talking about Stephen… Read moreThe SFFaudio Podcast #422 – READALONG: The Running Man by Stephen King and The Prize Of Peril by Robert Sheckley
I was curious about which of our podcasts was popular. Since it’s relatively easy, and I’m always interested in other podcaster’s podcasts statistics, I thought I’d reveal ours. Maybe this post will prompt some others to post theirs too. Here… Read moreSFFaudio’s Most Downloaded Podcasts (and the stats to back ’em up)
The SFFaudio Podcast #105 – a complete and unabridged reading of The Most Dangerous Game by Richard Connell. Narrated by William Coon of Eloquent Voice. A tempest tossed hunter crawls ashore on a mysterious island only to find his way… Read moreThe SFFaudio Podcast #105 – AUDIOBOOK: The Most Dangerous Game by Richard Connell
The SFFaudio Podcast #104 – Scott, Jesse, and Gregg Margarite talk about two Robert Sheckley short stories, Untouched By Human Hands (aka One Man’s Poison) and Seventh Victim. Talked about on today’s show: extravaganza vs. jamboree vs. hootenanny, the absent… Read moreThe SFFaudio Podcast #104 – READALONG: Untouched By Human Hands and Seventh Victim by Robert Sheckley
Going in, and liking Robert Sheckley, I was surprised how much I didn’t respond to his most famous short story Seventh Victim. Upon first reading it I didn’t think of it as terrific story. Nor did I think of it… Read moreRobert Sheckley’s Seventh Victim
For nearly a year I’ve been studying the extensive influence of Fredric Brown’s 1944 short story, Arena. It took a recent article, on roughly the same topic, over on the excellent bare•bones e-zine blog, to prompt me to actually finish… Read moreCommentary: Fredric Brown’s Eternal Arena