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Audible.com release day: Drew Bowling's The Tower of Shadows, Peter F. Hamilton's A Quantum Murder, Anno Dracula, and Larry Niven's Destiny's Road
Posted on 2011-12-08 at 17:30 by Sam
First: The Tower of Shadows (2006) By Narrated by Audible, Inc. — praised by both Terry Brooks and R.A. Salvatore, Bowling’s 2006 debut is described as: “From the boundless imagination and talented pen of a young storyteller springs the fabulous first novel in a major new epic fantasy series. Steeped in the traditions of its classic forebears, yet boldly original in its vision and sense of wonder, The Tower of Shadowsswells with heroism, sings with enchantment, and carries the
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Audible.com release day: The Postmortal: A Novel by Drew Magary
Posted on 2011-12-08 at 04:15 by Sam
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Audiobook release Tuesday: Joe Haldeman's Earthbound, Pohl's The Space Merchants, The Thirteen Hallows, Cassandra Clare, Philip Palmer, and Patricia Briggs galore
Posted on 2011-12-06 at 19:53 by Sam
December gets off to a rolling start with a fairly sizable first Tuesday of big-title audiobooks:
1. Earthbound By Narrated by For Recorded Books — concluding Haldeman’s trilogy which began with Marsbound and continued with Starbound, Earthbound literally brings the story “home”:
2. The Space Merchants (1958) by Frederik Pohl and C. M. Kornbluth, Narrated by Dan Bittner For Macmillan Audio — “In a vastly overpopulated near-future world, businesses have taken the place of governments
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Audible.com release day: The Exegesis of Philip K. Dick
Posted on 2011-12-04 at 03:37 by Sam
We don’t often get Saturday releases, but maybe it’s because Audible.com’s servers finally finished processing the just-over 52 hours of the December 7-released Brilliance Audio production of The Exegesis of Philip K. Dick By arrated by
So, just what is the behemoth? From the publisher description:
Read more...Based on thousands of pages of typed and handwritten notes, journal entries, letters, and story sketches, The Exegesis of Philip K
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Audible.com release day: Diane Duane's A Wind From the South: Raetian Tales, Book 1
Posted on 2011-12-02 at 21:33 by Sam
Originally published by Badfort Press on Kindle in February, A Wind from the South: Raetian Tales, Book 1 By Narrated by Audible Frontiers:
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A great list of ChiZine Publications books are coming to audio
Posted on 2011-12-02 at 13:10 by Sam
As a postscript to unrelated correspondence, I complained to CZP co-publisher Brett Savory that I wanted to see more audiobooks of CZP titles. Well, I should have been paying better attention, as there’s not one but two audiobook publishers working on CZP titles.
Firstly, the folks at Iambik Audiobooks have already produced the first of five CZP titles they have in the pipeline:
Chasing the Dragon by Nicholas Kaufmann is narrated by Alex Foster, and should go live at Audible.com soon — through it’s already
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A narrator in need: Jay Snyder
Posted on 2011-12-02 at 01:02 by Sam
Via a Twitter post, narrator Oliver Wyman (The Children of the Sky, Gateway, Finch, …) shares that:
Michal Friedman lost her life delivering twins last week. Please make a donation to help Jay Snyder raise his children: http://sgp.cm/c60302
Jay Snyder is both the narrator for 81 audiobooks at Audible.com, as well as the father of newborn twins. Tragically, his wife died shortly after giving birth last Friday:
Michal Lura Friedman lost her life on Friday, November 25, 2011 in New York City, due toRead more...
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Audible.com release day: Peter F. Hamilton's 1993 debut novel Mindstar Rising
Posted on 2011-12-01 at 20:42 by Sam
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Audible.com unveils its audiobooks of the year: Editors' Picks and Customer Favorites, and more
Posted on 2011-12-01 at 17:28 by Sam
Picking Stephen King’s 11-22-63: A Novel as its Audiobook of the Year, Audible.com also unveils its lineup of the Best of 2011 in various categories, along with naming Lorelei King as the Narrator of the Year based on customer ratings, providing several lists of selections by editors, and even identifying the site’s Most Helpful Reviewer and Most Followed Reviewer. (I worry that this might lead to competitive reviewers refraining from following other popular reviewers, or marking reviews as helpful, but
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Audible.com release day: Halo: Glasslands by Karen Traviss
Posted on 2011-11-30 at 20:47 by Sam
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