The episode features scientist/author Diane Turnshek talking with hosts Al and Herb about fostering young writers, first conventions, and bad singing. Al interviews Nebula and World Fantasy Award winner James Morrow about epiphenomenon, really cool titles, The Philosopher’s Aprentice, and… Read moreOrthopedic Horseshoes – James Morrow, Geoffrey A. Landis, & rememberences of Hal Clement
The SFFaudio Podcast #013 – We’ve got an absolutely unique interview with the incredibly cool Mister Ron from the Mister Ron’s Basement podcast! Mister Ron has a podcast devoted to humorous fiction from the 19th and early 20th century. In… Read moreThe SFFaudio Podcast #013
The most recent CBC Radio One Words At Large podcast has an archived Morningside discussion from 1987 (Holmes’ 100th birthday). And, a second archived audio from 2006. “In honour of the peerless sleuth whose appeal never seems to wear thin,… Read moreCBC Radio/Podcast talks Sherlock Holmes
According to the Triple-A, over 31 million Americans will travel by road this Memorial Day weekend. If you’re one of those, you might want to bring along an audiobook or two to keep you company on the Interstate. Long drives… Read moreFree Audiobooks for a Summer Roadtrip
A wonderful gift from Harper Audio! A FREE Hugo Award winning (2004) Neil Gaiman short story, A Study In Emerald, it comes from Neil Gaiman’s collection entitled Fragile Things… A Study in Emerald By Neil Gaiman; Read by Neil Gaiman… Read moreFREE Neil Gaiman short story A Study In Emerald
The next will be one of the busiest weeks ever heard on BBC7, with dramatizations and readings galore! Thankfully, all will be available through the BBC7 ‘listen again’ service. There are two novels by John Wyndham, a vintage Sherlock Holmes… Read moreA plethora of pleasures from BBC7