A Day in Paradise

In the footsteps of a couple good friends I’ve decided to make the first blog entry of the new year yet another year in review round-up for the year 2006.
It’s hard to believe that we’re already done with 2006, this one went by fast. A lot happened, and due to the overflow of work, I […]

Scott Sigler has brought his third Podcast novel “Infection” to a close. In the final episode of the podcast gorefest Scott announced his next Podcast novel ‘The Rookie’ which starts next October. He will also be working on “Nocturnal” which may follow.
In other news, Sirius satilite radio listeners will now be getting a fix of […]

There’s a new ultra-creepy serialized podcast drama from writer/podcaster Mark Yoshimoto Nemcoff.
The first episode of Shadow Falls is out, fantastic production value, good premise and very, very creepy. The production style obviously borrows a lot from the 50’s style radio drama, a major difference being the quality of the effects, and the brilliant music […]

When I first started listening to podcast novels, I had a hard time getting used to the fact that unlike dead tree books, unless the author decides to tell you how much of the book is left, you have no idea how many chapters are left. When Matthew Wayne Selznick’s performed the final chapters of […]

Scott Sigler, the sci-fi/horror novelist who first revolutionized both podcasting and the publishing worlds with the release of his first free podcast novel has done it again and has put Earthcore back in the spotlight as the first paid-download podcast in the iTunes music store.
The unabridged 15 hour audiobook, published by Conquer the World […]

Ancestor: The Next PodCast Novel by Scott Sigler
Just listened to Scott’s teaser for his upcomming podcast novel Ancestor, and figured that I would give a little pre-review of what you should expect to hear.
In an attempt to find out how to genetically engineer an animal to create organs suitible for human implants, the German […]

EarthCore: A Podcast Novel
EarthCore was initially published as an ebook in 2001, in 2002 it was slated for a Nationwide paperback release, but the imprint was closed four months before the book was published. Riding the Podcasting wave Scott Sigler decided to pull “a cheap publicity stunt second only to a nude, ball-flapping, Secret Service […]