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News: Blackstone Audio to release two Lewis Shiner audiobooks later this year
I’m very pleased to report that later this year, Blackstone Audio will release two audiobooks by Lewis Shiner, the author of the World Fantasy Award-winning (and my favorite new audiobook of 2011) Glimpses. First up, to be released November 15, is … Continue reading
Sam reviews: Building Harlequin’s Moon by Larry Niven and Brenda Cooper, read by Tom Weiner for Blackstone Audio
Building Harlequin’s Moon by Larry Niven and Brenda Cooper (2005) Read by Tom Weiner (2012) for Blackstone Audio (review copy) Review by Sam: This is a book I was very interested in when it was originally published back in 2005, but … Continue reading
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Received: from Blackstone Audio, two MP3-CD audiobooks: HAMLET’S FATHER by Orson Scott Card, read by Stefan Rudnicki (published May 1); and A SHORT, SHARP SHOCK by Kim Stanley Robinson, read by Paul Michael Garcia (published April 1).
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Received: Three MP3-CD review copies from Blackstone Audio, including: EXOGENE by T. C. McCarthy, read by Bahni Turpin — to be published in CD, MP3-CD, and digital audio March 1, 2012 — sequel to last year’s excellent debut GERMLINE TO MARRY MEDUSA by Theodore Sturgeon, read by Stefan Rudnicki and … Continue reading
Review: The Stress of Her Regard by Tim Powers, read by Simon Vance
I’m pleased to welcome a new regular contributor to the Audible SF/F blog: Dave Thompson. While we have plans (a podcast? two-contributor reviews?) he’s starting out with a review of The Stress of Her Regard by Tim Powers, read by Simon Vance … Continue reading
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