New Releases: Sherlock Holmes, Jack London, Hitler vs. Stalin, Alastair Reynolds

If there’s one public domain novel I don’t mind seeing endless re-releases and re-recordings of it’s this one… The Call Of The Wild By Jack London; Read by Jeff Daniels CDs – Approx. 3 Hours 12 Minutes [UNABRIDGED] Publisher: Random… Read moreNew Releases: Sherlock Holmes, Jack London, Hitler vs. Stalin, Alastair Reynolds

Librivox: Short Science Fiction Collection Vol. 030

I’m still got several of the new to LibriVox recordings in this collection to listen to. But I’ve made a few notes on a few of them: The Beast Of Space by F.E. Hardart is a tale of a woman… Read moreLibrivox: Short Science Fiction Collection Vol. 030

Seeing Ear Theatre

Back in 2003, for our features page, I wrote the following about Seeing Ear Theatre: In the United States, radio drama is virtually dead. But just after the internet blossomed, “radio” drama briefly revived itself. Between 1997 and 2001 dozens… Read moreSeeing Ear Theatre

Escape: The Killer Mine based on the novel by Hammond Innes

Check out this striking image: It’s part of one of the many covers from The Killer Mine by Hammond Innes. Intriguing isn’t it? Here are three more: I’ve got a small stack of Hammond Innes paperbacks that I haven’t read…. Read moreEscape: The Killer Mine based on the novel by Hammond Innes

New Releases: City Of Dragons, The Eerie Silence, Beautiful Assassin

When I compiled this list of the latest new releases from Tantor Media I discovered that there was a very companionable video for nearly every one. First up is City Of Dragons, a book we’ve decided we’re going to be… Read moreNew Releases: City Of Dragons, The Eerie Silence, Beautiful Assassin

Prisoners Of Gravity: Racism

From my friend @ Prisoners Of Gravity‘s comes the complete PoG episode on “Racism”… Commander Rick, in set of 17 year old interviews, looks at how racism was handled in comics, Science Fiction and Fantasy. Among the interviewees are, Spider… Read morePrisoners Of Gravity: Racism