Topic: sffaudio
You know those pulp sf stories you discovered when young?And then got your kids to read because you knew they'd just love them?And then were surprised by their comments about the plotting, motivation, ... discussMurray Leinster Collection: The Pirates of Ersatz/The Aliens/Operation Terror by Murray Leinster13 Hours – [UNABRIDGED]Publisher: Speculative!, Brilliance AudioPublished: 2013Themes: / Science Ficti ... discuss
Two irresistible books showed up in the mail yesterday. I think I've overindulged in review books (again!) and am going to have to have a serious sorting session to focus on just one (or two) at a tim ... discuss
This is from last year for two reasons. One, of course, I have no time but can't bear to let you spend the day before All Hallow's Eve without some suggestions for diversion. The links, therefore, are ... discuss
This review originally appeared at SFFaudio.The description for this brief collection of short stories says "... author Jonathan Maberry fills in the blanks in his action-thriller 'Joe Ledger' novels. ... discuss
... He paused. "Tell me again what Scofield said to you. About the river of blood."I closed my eyes and found the words. "'They said that if the rivers didn't run red with blood, then the blood of my ... discuss
The Engines of God by Jack McDevittMy rating: 3 of 5 starsMy review which ran at SFFaudio.Climate change has Earth on the brink of disaster. The only viable solution is terraforming other planets to e ... discuss
I must say that I have never been so interested in so many truly classic books as right now. My interest has been piqued by various bloggers and podcasters whose discussions are so interesting that I ... discuss
The Killer Angels by Michael ShaaraNormally, historical fiction about the Civil War is not my bag. Aside from Gone With the Wind, which I suppose technically is historical fiction though I have never ... discuss
Over at SFFaudio, we discuss the strangely fascinating and yet horrible tale, The New Mother by Lucy Clifford. Which Heather Ordover (CraftLit) reads aloud first so we can all begin on the same page.O ... discuss
Full disclosure, I'm mentioned in two of them, but that doesn't matter because I read these blogs anyway, no matter who they mention.Five Free Favourites #15: The 5 first appearances of SFFaudio Podca ... discuss
A Cross of Centuries: Twenty-five Imaginative Tales About the Christ by Michael G. BishopMy rating: 3 of 5 starsI picked this up dirt cheap after Scott Danielson told me that Jesse Willis brought it t ... discuss
Jesse from the SFFaudio podcast and I will be discussing The New Mother. We'll be joined by Heather Ordover from CraftLit, who read the story aloud for us. Jesse posted the audio of the story early fo ... discuss
I had the privilege of "meeting" Gregg on SFFaudio and he seemed larger than life somehow, so it was with great shock that I heard via SFFaudio that he died of a sudden heart attack.This is such a sho ... discuss
A reader asks:Can you suggest a couple of book titles for my 13-year-old granddaughter? They must be audiobooks as she is dyslexic and mostly listens to books on tape.I thought, perhaps, you might ha ... discuss
It's true! Jesse, Scott, and I discuss books 5-8 of The Odyssey at SFFaudio. ... discuss
The 2011 Nebula Nominees have been announced. Tamahome at SFFaudio gives us links to all the available free audio versions. He also gives us the SFsignal link to available online written versions avai ... discuss
"Detective Ledger?" he said, and held out an ID case. "NSA.""How do you spell that?"Joe Ledger's back.In Patient Zero, (SFFaudio review here) he saved the world from a zombie apocalypse and Muslim ter ... discuss
Best to me, of course, not definitively "best," which is impossible to say.This was the year I was not going to do a "best of" list.Not. going. to.Done and done.And then The Anchoress challenged me an ... discuss
That sounds like fun to me.One spot for the reviews and book talk from here, from SFFaudio, from Goodreads and the podcasts and all those places where I tear around the internet leaving trails of book ... discuss
SFFaudio’s sister podcast, if there is such a thing, must be A Good Story Is Hard To Find. It’s like a slimmed down and Catholicized version of The SFFaudio Podcast. At the beginning of every show ... discuss
Found this via SFFaudio, as a free audio book from Random House. Here's the review that I wrote for them. I'm now listening to the second in the series, Red Glove which SFFaudio obtained as a review c ... discuss
So much good and interesting reading ... so little time. So we're going to go with minimal commentary this time around.CANADA WATCHCanada is going through some sad times. Instructive to those of us wa ... discuss
Canada's Human Rights Beef with CatholicsCatholic Insight, a Canadian magazine known for its fidelity to Church teachings, has been targeted by the Canadian Human Rights Commission for publishing arti ... discuss
... is beginning over at Forgotten Classics.I could summarize it for you but instead will refer you to SFF Audio's glowing review of both the book and (so gratifying) my podcast which Jesse calls one ... discuss
