I’ve never understood the appeal of the art of flower arrangement – flowers are pretty, and I guess they’re full of symbolism – but other than that I don’t really get the appeal. On the other hand, I find that… Read moreCommentary: The art of book (and audiobook) arrangement
The SFFaudio Podcast #156 – Scott and Jesse talk, in the third of a six part series, about the books IX, X, XI, and XII of The Odyssey. Talked about on today’s show: What’s the plural of cyclops?, cyclopskin?, cyclopean,… Read moreThe SFFaudio Podcast #156 – READALONG: The Odyssey by Homer (Books IX – XII)
Here’s a release I wasn’t expecting! No story listing is available but I suspect it contains the entire text of the Del Rey edition even if it doesn’t use the art. And the narrator sounds okay too! El Borak And… Read moreNew Release: El Borak And Other Desert Adventures by Robert E. Howard
I make exceptions. Yeah yeah yeah yeah! Posted by Jesse Willis
Disappointed with the latest Conan movie? Yeah me too. Here’s my response. I’ve combined Gregg Margarite‘s narration of Robert E. Howard’s Red Nails with the original illustrations from its serialization in Weird Tales. It’s CONAN, it’s awesome storytelling, and it’s… Read moreRed Nails by Robert E. Howard – an UNABRIDGED audiobook as a YouTube video
Here’s a stack of new paperbooks that have recently hit my desk: Included are The Ganymede Takeover by Philip K. Dick and Ray Nelson, The Secret Of Red Gate Farm by Carolyn Keene (1931 edition), Stories Of Your Life and… Read moreRecent Arrivals: Paperbooks: Philip K. Dick, Ray Nelson, Ted Chiang, Carolyn Keene, Garth Ennis, Robert E. Howard, Timothy Truman, and John C. Wright