Orson Scott Card’s latest aural essay is up on Audible.com. Card talks about Lynn Flewelling’s fantasy trilogy: The Tamir Triad. Card praises its ability to connect with “that ancient root story that we all knew.”
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Orson Scott Card’s latest aural essay is up on Audible.com. And like Julie D., who just reviewed it for us, Card is smitten with Ken Scholes’ first novel Lamentation. Card calls it “One of the finest works in [Fantasy] ever….”
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Orson Scott Card’s latest aural essay is up on Audible.com. Card talks about Ursula K. Le Guin’s first novel Roccanon’s World and the Blackstone Audio audiobook of it that’s narrated by Stefan Rudnicki!
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Orson Scott Card’s latest aural essay is up on Audible.com. This month Card’s talks about Joe Haldeman’s The Forever War!
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Orson Scott Card’s October essay is available over on Audible.com. His subject this month is Kurt Vonnegut Jr.’s Sirens Of Titan!
“The job that science fiction is supposed to make us rethink reality, make us live in a different universe”
You can check it out on the site itself, or simply listen direct |MP3|. Sirens Of Titan is literary fiction using SF set-dressing – Card promises we’ll love it, even when we hate it.
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Orson Scott Card’s September essay is available over on Audible.com. His subject this month is Larry Niven’s Protector!
“Larry Niven spews out incredible ideas the way other writers spew out commas and periods”
You can check it out on the site itself, or simply listen direct |MP3|. Protector isn’t just one of Larry Niven’s finest novels, it is one of the finest novels in all of SF. Check out our review of the audiobook version HERE.
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