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Tag Archives: neil gaiman
Review: Fortunately, The Milk
Fortunately, the Milk Written and Read by Neil Gaiman Length: 58 minutes It should be a walk down the street, but on a father’s trip to buy some milk for his children’s cereal (and probably also his tea), aliens show … Continue reading
Release Week: Happy Hour in Hell, Neptune’s Brood, The Rose and the Thorn, Bleeding Edge, and Neil Gaiman’s Fortunately, the Milk
SEPTEMBER 11-17, 2013: Urban fantasy, deep future sf, adventure fantasy, early 21st century technothriller, and more await listeners in this week’s round of picks — and even more await the “also out this week” reader/listener. (Let alone the “also also out … Continue reading
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Tagged charles stross, michael j sullivan, neil gaiman, tad williams, thomas pynchon
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Release Week: Will Self’s Umbrella, Mark T. Barnes’ The Garden of Stones, Dan Krokos’ The Planet Thieves, and a free Neil Gaiman short
May 15-21, 2013: A bit of a lull after last week’s haul, but certainly none the lesser in top-level impact as a long, long hoped-for literary fiction title is here this week in the form of Will Self’s Booker-shortlisted Umbrella. … Continue reading
Release Week: Brandon Sanderson’s The Rithmatist; Antti Tuomainen’s The Healer; Neil Gaiman’s Smoke and Mirrors; World War Z; The Strange Adventures of Rangergirl; Fiction River; and John Scalzi’s The Human Division
May 8-14, 2013: It’s a very, very crowded middle release week in May, with a long list of new audiobooks including new books in translation, a new YA novel from Brandon Sanderson, Neil Gaiman voicing one of his earlier collections, … Continue reading
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Tagged brandon sanderson, john scalzi, neil gaiman, world war z
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Breaking news: Neil Gaiman Presents to bring the work of Cory Doctorow to Audible, through new “Double DRM” format
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. … Continue reading
Today’s Audible.com Daily Deal: Neil Gaiman and Neil Gaiman Presents
Audible.com has been offering Daily Deals this December, and today (Friday, Dec 7) brings a 50% off deal on a list of titles by Neil Gaiman and from Neil Gaiman Presents. From Gaiman’s American Gods: The Tenth Anniversary Edition (A … Continue reading
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Tagged caitlin r kiernan, ellen kushner, neil gaiman, neil gaiman presents
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Sam’s listening report: September 2012
After dropping to six audiobooks in August, I downsized my listening even further, to the tune of just five in September. (And at that, a bit of a cheat perhaps, considering I’m counting the 1.5-hour podcast of a novella, but … Continue reading
Release Week: A Sudden Outbreak of Magic, Ruins, and a Neil Gaiman gift edition and charity short
The last release week in October has a few intriguing new titles, along with a new “gift edition” of Neil Gaiman’s Stardust and, as Dave already mentioned, a free short story by Gaiman as well. A Sudden Outbreak of Magic: … Continue reading
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Tagged emily janice card, michael jasper, neil gaiman, orson scott card, release week, stardust, stefan rudnicki
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All Hallow’s Listen, Featuring Neil Gaiman Himself
Click-Clack the Rattlebag Written and Performed by Neil Gaiman Length: 12 minutes Neil Gaiman and Audible have teamed up to produce a Halloween treat, “Click-Clack the Rattlebag,” a short story that’s available as a free download through October 31. Yes, … Continue reading
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Tagged all hallows listen, free-audiobooks, neil gaiman
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