LibriVox: The Man In Asbestos: An Allegory Of The Future by Stephen Leacock

There’s a new great narrator working over on LibriVox and his name is Phil Chenevert. Now when I say new I mean new-to-me, Chenevert has, apparently, been active on LibriVox since 2010. Since then he’s recorded an impressive number of… Read moreLibriVox: The Man In Asbestos: An Allegory Of The Future by Stephen Leacock

LibriVox: The City At World’s End by Edmond Hamilton

Produced for SFFaudio Challenge #6, The City At World’s End is terrific audiobook. Part of that’s because Mark Nelson’s narration is super-listenable and the other part is because the novel itself is very keen Science Fiction. If you’re a Superman… Read moreLibriVox: The City At World’s End by Edmond Hamilton

A mystery record from the future as advertized in Fantasy & Science Fiction magazine in the 1970s

Lately I’ve been paging through dozens and dozens of magazines from the 1960s and 1970s. Several issues of Fantasy & Science Fiction from the mid-70s include a mysterious ad for a record from the future. Here’s a scan from the… Read moreA mystery record from the future as advertized in Fantasy & Science Fiction magazine in the 1970s

SFBRP #152: Time Travel Special, part 2 – Isaac Asimov’s – The End Of Eternity

Episode #152 of The Science Fiction Book Review Podcast is a discussion of Isaac Asimov’s The End Of Eternity. It’s also a follow-up to the previous time travel episode (#151). Luke and I discuss the book and related time travel… Read moreSFBRP #152: Time Travel Special, part 2 – Isaac Asimov’s – The End Of Eternity

SFBRP #151: Time Travel Special, part 1 – Mark Twain – A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court

Episode #151 of The Science Fiction Book Review Podcast is a special episode on Mark Twain’s A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court and similar time travel tales. It is both special and strange. First it’s strange because it’s the… Read moreSFBRP #151: Time Travel Special, part 1 – Mark Twain – A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court

AboutSF Audio: The Deadly Mission Of Phineas Snodgrass by Frederik Pohl

When Frederik Pohl took over the editorship of Galaxy magazine in the early 1960s one of his first editorials read like fiction. The Deadly Mission Of Phineas Snodgrass was Pohl’s response to L. Sprague de Camp’s 1941 novel Lest Darkness… Read moreAboutSF Audio: The Deadly Mission Of Phineas Snodgrass by Frederik Pohl