There's a lot of stuff to read here and it's late - I almost wonder if these should all be separate posts?
I love the podiobook idea - do you think there's one for "Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom"? I tried to read that one, and around chapter 2, reading it inside my web browser got old - laptops are not good e-book readers.
Hopefully more thoughts to come when I wake up and read the whole post... thanks for the direct message. You should plan on coming up for Orlando Fringe in a few weeks - it's always a fun time and a completely different kind of geeking out.
Adam Teece
· 1 year ago
I agree it is a bit long, but I didn't want to make one post per podcast. I tried to make is at least scannable.
Here is an audio version of "Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom"
Good list of some of my favourites- I'd also recommend Christiana Ellis' Space Casey and Tee Morris' Billibub Baddings and the Case of the Singing Sword
Adam Teece
· 1 year ago
Thanks, I haven't had a chance to listen to those yet, but I will be getting on those soon.
pseudojoe
· 1 year ago
What a great resource as well as reviews. It's always helpful to find the authors and their works in one place so you can see what else they've done. nice job.
Adam Teece
· 1 year ago
That was actually my goal for this post. Many of my friends don't know about podcast fiction yet, now I have a place to send them and get some of the good ones.
Zen Jewitch
· 1 year ago
I miss having the time to sit down and read a good book. Having three kids, a house, and all of the activities associated with those, time is at a premium. Thank goodness for my iPod and "Pod-novels"!
This article is a good review of several good authors and their various works, and doesn't give too much away. I should know, since I've listened to literally all of the stuff reviewed here. Great write-up!
Adam Teece
· 1 year ago
Thanks very much, I was trying not to give away anything. It was hard having listened to all of them, but I based the synopsis off of the author's websites.
Chris Lester
· 1 year ago
Wow, that's one heck of a detailed post! Glad to see that most of my favorites made the list -- though I think you missed Pip Ballantine's CHASING THE BARD. :)
Thanks for recommending Metamor City! I always appreciate it when people help get the word out about the show. Keep it on the bright side!
Adam Teece
· 1 year ago
I will be adding Chasing the Bard, Quarter Share, and Murder at Avedon Hill and maybe a couple of other soon as part of an update tacked onto the end of this post. I had to get it out there though. Thanks very much for the comments.
J.C. Hutchins
· 1 year ago
Wow! Thanks for the awesome review of the 7th Son trilogy! You ROCK! I'm thrilled that you enjoyed it.
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I love the podiobook idea - do you think there's one for "Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom"? I tried to read that one, and around chapter 2, reading it inside my web browser got old - laptops are not good e-book readers.
Hopefully more thoughts to come when I wake up and read the whole post... thanks for the direct message. You should plan on coming up for Orlando Fringe in a few weeks - it's always a fun time and a completely different kind of geeking out.
Here is an audio version of "Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom"
http://www.learnoutloud.com/Catalog/Literature/...
This article is a good review of several good authors and their various works, and doesn't give too much away. I should know, since I've listened to literally all of the stuff reviewed here. Great write-up!
Thanks for recommending Metamor City! I always appreciate it when people help get the word out about the show. Keep it on the bright side!
Kilroy2.0 is everywhere,
--JC