Audio SF and more

Escape Pod has a new episode of SF audio out featuring "Pervert" by Charles Coleman Finlay, read by Stephen Eley. Originally in Fantasy and Science Fiction, March 2004

"When the bus reaches the corner, they climb onboard, taking seats on their side and evening out the ride so it doesn’t feel so much like we’ll tip over. We rattle along past road construction, the men working behind screens that are consecrated by the priests each morning as part of the men’s quarter, and resanctified to the women at quitting time. The sun already pelts down mercilessly and they will have to leave off working soon."

Available streaming and in a 35 minute long MP3 download Here.

Pseudopod has a new episode of audio horror out with "Dear Killer" by Vinnie Hansen, read by Ben Phillips.

When had the idea first possessed her? Victoria peered about the dim one-car garage and squatted to look under the counter along the wall. Pushed behind the containers of old paint, the new bag of concrete stared ominously back at her. Ben had hidden it like one would an Easter egg from a child. Did he think she was such a dolt she wouldn’t notice? She came out here regularly to do laundry.

Available streaming and in a 16 minute mp3 Here.

And LibriVox has a new short story collection out (#33) and among its stories is H. G. Wells' "The Man Who Could Work Miracles" available here in MP3 (right click to save) or directly from LibriVox.



Comics
Grantbridge Street & Other Misadventures has up comic book versions of Harlan Ellison's "Repent, Harlequin! said the Tick Tock Man" Here and Alfred Bester's "Adam. . .and No Eve" Here.