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We’ve got a double feature for today and tomorrow! Gabrielle de Cuir and Stefan Rudnicki are doing a joint release of two nifty tales from Fredric Brown, and interview over at Joe’s Geek Fest. Audio interview is up for both days, with Gabrielle’s story offered today, and Stefan’s tomorrow. Enjoy!
Too Far is offered in full for online listening today & tomorrow, 6/20 & 6/21 ONLY. Full compilation available via Tantor Media for $9.99 through June- all proceeds benefit ProLiteracy.
Too Far, by Fredric Brown
Paranormal adventures in the Central Park Zoo. Copyright is held by SKYBOAT MEDIA, INC. Recorded with permission.
Gabrielle has narrated over one hundred titles specializing in fantasy, humor and titles requiring extensive foreign language and accent skills. Her “velvet touch” as an actor’s director has earned her a special place in the audiobook world as the foremost director for best-selling authors and celebrities. Short list of those directed: Wil Wheaton, Anne Hathaway, Carl Reiner, Deepak Chopra, Eric Idle, Nancy Cartwright, Ed Herrmann and Joe Mantegna.
Man of Distinction is offered in full for online listening today & tomorrow, 6/20 & 6/21 ONLY. Full compilation available via Tantor Media for $9.99 through June- all proceeds benefit ProLiteracy.
Man of Distinction, by Fredric Brown
This is the story of Al Hanley, a down and out drunk, who saved the human race from alien invasion. Copyright is held by SKYBOAT MEDIA, INC. Recorded with permission.
Stefan has produced, directed and/or executive produced over 3,000 audiobooks for Skyboat Media and major publishers including Audible, Inc., Blackstone Audio, MacMillan Audio, Random House Audio Publishing Group and Zondervan. He has narrated hundreds of audiobooks, including non-fiction titles Hubris, Revolutionary Summer and Deep Survival, and multiple fiction titles by Orson Scott Card, Charles McCarry, Alex Bledsoe, Ben Bova, Alan Dean Foster, David Webber/John Ringo and Louie L’Amour. He has been named a Golden Voice by AudioFile Magazine and has won multiple Audie Awards and two Grammys.
Joe’s Geek Fest is a little over a year in active blogging. It started as a more formal way to share recommendations about technology and books requeseted by friends and family. It has blossomed into a focus on books while also writing on music, movies, technology and culture. Rather than simply being a stomping ground to express opinion, the blog is typically a place to provide, through such evidence as passages, clips and video, a basis for readers to reach their own conlusions. Book reviews typically include reviews of the audio book format as well.
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