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11/21/09
11/20/09
Hurry, you are missing out.
11/20/09
Thank you so very much for the shout-outs. The podcasts were a blast. In the months to come, we'll build a recording booth here at High Flight and I'll do the voicework for new material.
It always feels good to give stuff away. We wish more creators felt that way. I mean, bills have to be paid and all, but there's something soulful about sharing for free just for the grins, too.
11/20/09
Morevi: Remastered
The Case Of The Singing Sword (Both by Tee Morris)
Space Casey
Nina Kimberly The Merciless (Both By Christiana Ellis)
Weather Child
Chasing The Bard
Digital Magic (All by Philippa Ballantine)
The Gearheart (by Alex White)
Solar Clipper Series (by Nathan Lowell)
Crescent
Harvey (Both By Phil Rossi)
I know I am forgetting a boatload but that is a list for anyone wanting more wonderful fiction from Podiobooks.com
11/19/09
If it wasn't for this genre of listening, I would never had my mind blown away by Matt Wallace's Next Fix. Or go on the paranoia rollercoaster of James Melzer's Zombie Chronicles.
Sigler brings world changing scenarios that are plausible. Hutchins is a cliffhangering bastard. Mur Lafferty's characterization for any of her works is fantastic stuff. Decoder Ring Theater brings the old school feel of the radio serials.
11/19/09
podiobooks.com is a great resource for getting some great fiction.
11/19/09
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11/19/09
That's multitasking, bitches!
11/19/09
Again, thanks for the suggestions.
11/19/09
Chicken scissors.
11/19/09
11/19/09
I just wanted to thank you for featuring Podiobooks here at io9.com. Since its early days, Chris Miller, Evo Terra and I were hoping this concept of podcast fiction would catch on; and when I see lists and articles like this, I think that maybe what Scott Sigler, Mark Jeffrey, and I did back in 2005 on The Dragon Page wasn't such a bad idea after all. I am proud to say I know all of these talented authors featured here, and have worked alongside them in other podcast fiction projects. If it were not for the podcast medium, these incredible stories would have remained untold, and I am grateful that so many have taken the time to listen.
This movement of podcasting fiction is not going away anytime soon, and support from online resources like io9 only helps new and established authors discover a way to offer their works to new audiences around the world.
Thank you so much for your time and consideration to Podiobooks.com. Keep listening.
11/19/09
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