Posts tagged: american elsewhere
At Long Last! The AudioBookaneers Favorite Audiobooks of 2013!
Posted on 2014-02-24 at 14:53 by Dave
Yes, it's been a looooooooong wait. But 2013 was a pretty good year, and we have the audiobooks to prove it! In our wrap-up of 2012 in audiobooks, we had a consensus pick for best new audiobook, The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay. This year, we are a house -- er, pirate ship? -- divided. Last year, we also split things up quite a bit between "best new audiobook of a new book" and "best new audiobook of a previously released book". This year, there are no second class citizens among our listens
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Review: American Elsewhere
Posted on 2013-09-19 at 06:00 by Dave
American Elsewhere by Robert Jackson Bennett, Read by Graham Winton Length: 22 hours, 23 minutes
If you have to stand against the great lurking darkness that’s encroaching upon you from the edge of universe, I recommend cranking up The Best of Erich Zann's Violin Classics, inviting over Chuthulu’s rebellious teenage children to stand by your side, and having Robert Jackson Bennett’s American Elsewhere in hand to keep said Darkness at bay.
I’ve been looking forward to this book pretty much since I’d heard
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Release Week: American Elsewhere, The Teleportation Accident, and Carniepunk
Posted on 2013-07-24 at 18:15 by Sam
JULY 17-23, 2013: I was set to write up a fairly quiet -- with the principal exception of the colorful-looking anthology Carniepunk -- release week, when Recorded Books unexpectedly dropped one of my most-anticipated titles of the year, Robert Jackson Bennett's American Elsewhere. It's months later than the print publication but still well ahead of the previously expected audio release. And! When digging through the non-sf/f catalogs, as I tend to do each release week just to make sure I'm not missing out
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