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September Whispersync Deal Roundup
Out with the deals of August and in with the deals of September! As usual, the daily #WhispersyncDeal posts on Facebook/Twitter cover the more ephemeral deals, but here’s some titles to check out all September long — but first, some deals … Continue reading
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Tagged among others, amy mcfadden, annihilation, ben aaronovitch, carolyn mccormick, charlie n holmberg, dead with walking, emily durante, ernest cline, faith hunter, fortune's pawn, frederik pohl, gabrielle de cuir, gateway, harrowgate, jane yellowrock, jeff vandermeer, jo walton, john scalzi, kate maruyama, katherine kellgren, kavalier and clay, khristine hvam, kim harrison, kobna holdbrook-smith, macleod andrews, marguerite gavin, michael chabon, midnight riot, nick podehl, oliver wyman, paolo bacigalupi, pierre grimbert, rachel bach, ready player one, redshirts, richard kadrey, siddhartha mukherjee, skinwalker, stefan rudnicki, the drowned cities, the king in yellow, the paper magician, tyler dilts, wil wheaton
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Release Week: Alice Hoffman’s The Museum of Extraordinary Things and David Weber’s Like a Mighty Army, Broken Homes and The New Watch, Metro 2034 and Z 2135, and more
FEBRUARY 12-18, 2013: A packed week this week, both in terms of releases and news. New audiobooks range from magical realism (Alice Hoffman’s The Museum of Extraordinary Things) to space sf (David Weber’s Like a Mighty Army) to dystopian sf (Metro 2034 and Z 2135) … Continue reading
Sam’s Listening Report: February 2013
Well… wow. I’ve really let these reports get way, way out of hand. It’s mid-November! Anyway… I’m not really sure how it happened, but though February is the shortest month it was a huge month of listening for me after … Continue reading
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Tagged ben aaronovitch, clay and susan griffith, gun machine, james marsters, jl-hilton, justine eyre, karen lord, kobna holdbrook-smith, leviathan chronicles, midnight rio, mur lafferty, patricia mccormick, reg e cathey, robin miles, sold, stefan kiesbye, stellarnet prince, the best of all possible worlds, vampire epire, warren ellis, your house is on fire your children all gone
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Release Week: Redshirts by John Scalzi, a US release for Alastair Reynolds’s Blue Remembered Earth, Daniel A. Wilson’s Amped, and the story of Philip K. Dick’s Robotic Resurrection
The first release week for June 2012 is led by the sf meta-comedic Redshirts: A Novel with Three Codas By John Scalzi, Narrated by Wil Wheaton for Audible, out concurrently with the print and (DRM-free!) e-book release from Tor. At … Continue reading