SF Tidbits for 1/14/08
By John DeNardo |
Monday, January 14th, 2008 at
12:06 am
- Free audio fiction: John Wyndham’s Day of the Triffids. Also, check out SFF Audio for some free, multi-part audio fiction from H.P. Lovecraft (“Despair” and “Herbert West: Reanimator”).
- After some technical issues, ManyBooks.net is back with free science fiction:
- “Greener Than You Think” by Ward Moore (1947)
- “Victory” by Lester del Rey (1955)
- “The Untouchable” by Stephan A. Kallis (1960)
- “Gun for Hire” by D.M. Reynolds (1960)
- “A Transmutation of Muddles” by Horace Brown Fyfe (1960)
- “The First One” by Herbert D. Kastle (1961)
- “A Spaceship Named McGuire” by Randall Garrett (1961)
- Daily Bits has links to 17 Sensational, Free and Downloadable Graphic Novels. [via Wil Wheaton]
- ActuSF interviews Lucius Shepard. “I write so-called general fiction as well as genre fiction, but what brings me back to fantasy and science fiction, particularly fantasy, is that they allow me a freedom that writing about ordinary things and lets me to do pretty much anything I want with my characters, to play with reality, hold it up to light obliquely and, if I’m lucky, to shine that light into some corners that have been gathering dust.”
- Popular Mechanics looks at the return of the airship! [via Gravity Lens]
- Velcro-City Tourist Board (by the busy Paul Raven) has been named Hub Magazine‘s Best Website for Timewasting. I agree…it’s the best time I ever wasted. Wait…that’s supposed to be a compliment.
- Starlog reveals Secrets of Irwin Allen’s Time Tunnel, which is nowhere near as dirty as it sounds. [via Illusion TV]
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- SF Tidbits Part X
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About The Day Of The Triffids… Given that the last BBC item SFFaudio pointed to on the Internet Archive was taken down “due to issues with the item’s content” I have a feeling this one might too. There is a BBC CD version available on Amazon.co.uk so likely this is still under copyright.
Thanks for the update, Jesse.