Light On Light Through is the podcast of SF author Paul Levinson. On his latest show he talks to fellow SF author Robert J. Sawyer about the Sawyer’s new TV series FlashForward (based on the novel). Levinson and Sawyer seem genuinely excited about this new TV series.
Have a listen |MP3| or subscribe to the podcast:
Here’s the ABC TV promo video:
And here’s a sample from from the Blackstone Audio audiobook |MP3| (courtesy of Audible.com).
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I’ve been on the look out for James Sallis audio since I reviewed Drive his fast paced crime novella. Here’s an old interview (2001) in which he talks to Fresh Air‘s Terry Gross about his biography of crime writer Chester Himes. |REALAUDIO|
Does anyone know of more James Sallis audio out there?
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The Voices Of Fandom, is a website I’ve just discovered. It has interviews, radio shows, testimonials and a lot more (like the fan made Ray Bradbury audio drama). Here is just a fraction of the cool recordings found over on TheVoicesOfFandom.com:
1982 Interview with Hal Clement – |MP3|
Raw unedited original interview recorded for the Science Fiction Radio Show (KOCV).
1982 Interview with Poul Anderson – |MP3|
Raw unedited original interview recorded for the Science Fiction Radio Show (KOCV).
1982 Interview with A.E. van Vogt – |MP3|
From The Science Fiction Radio Show (KOCV).
1972 Interview with Isaac Asimov and Frederik Pohl – Part 1 |MP3| Part 2 |MP3|
Raw interview material for an unfinished show.
T The Voices Of Fandom is a great resource for Science Fiction fans and scholars alike. Check it out.
[via Blue Tyson @ HuffDuffer.com]
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In celebration of LibriVox‘s 4th anniversary Mary Burkey’s Audiobooker blog has a short text interview with LibriVox.org’s founder Hugh McGuire. McGuire reports that the site now boasts “2,557 audiobooks” in its catalogue – and that they produce “60-100 books a month” making LibriVox “the most prolific audiobook publisher in the world.” Happy Birthday LibriVox! And thanks for all the audiobooks!
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George R.R. Martin is at Worldcon 2009 in Montreal. Matthew Surridge (of the Montreal Gazette’s Narratives blog) has posted a short audio interview with him.
Have a listen |MP3|
[via SF Signal]
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My good friend Evo Terra is the latest guest on Bibliotech, a video podcast hosted by Mark Jeffery. Jeffrey should be a familiar name to Podiobooks users as he himself is a Podiobook author (of Max Quick 1: The Pocket And The Pendant |READ OUR REVIEW| and Max Quick 2: The Two Travelers).
Evo talks about the origin (September 2005) and success of Podiobooks.com. Today the site has 335 FREE books in the catalogue, 60,000 members, and 81,000 episodes downloaded in a day!
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