Page 2 of posts published in: 2013/04

Author James Maxey interviews narrator Dave Thompson about Bitterwood

Posted on 2013-04-02 at 17:13 by Sam

In an Interview with Dave Thompson, narrator of Bitterwood, the book's author, James Maxey, asks about the process of turning his work into audio. Check it out:

"Bitterwood has recently been released in audio format through Audible, Amazon, and ITunes. The narrator and producer was Dave Thompson, an editor at PodCastle and narrator of the audio books Norse Code by Greg van Eekhout and Briarpatch by Tim Pratt. Bitterwood is my first audio book, so I was glad to be partnered with someone who knew what he

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Breaking news: Neil Gaiman Presents to bring the work of Cory Doctorow to Audible, through new "Double DRM" format

Posted on 2013-04-01 at 19:50 by Sam

April 1, 2013, Durham, North Carolina:

Cory Doctorow's work in audio, including Little Brother, Makers, and Pirate Cinema, has previously been available in both CD audio and through several other digital audiobook vendors, but has not been available on Audible.com. Now, due to a groundbreaking new "Double DRM (TM)" technology, the titles will finally be available, starting today, on Audible.com as well, published through Audible's Neil Gaiman Presents imprint.

"I've always loved DRM," said Doctorow in

Posted in April 1 | Tagged cory doctorow, drm, neil gaiman

Breaking News: John Scalzi to Serialize Final Chapter of Serialized Novel! (PLUS: BONUS EXCERPT!)

Posted on 2013-04-01 at 12:15 by Dave

April 1, 2013, Whittier, California: Big news from John Scalzi on The Human Division front. Scalzi made the bold announcement that he was going to be splitting the final chapter of his serialized novel Earth Below, Sky Above: The Human Division, Episode 13 up into multiple sections. (We'll feature an exclusive excerpt from the book at the end of the post.)

"The Human Division serialization has been wildly successful," Scalzi said. "People seem to have enjoyed being able to be with these characters week

Posted in April 1 | Tagged john scalzi, the human division, william dufris