Sooner or later, Everyone needs to be found Foundlings is now available in audio book format, narrated by Steven Jay Cohen. Derek Chandler had it all – the education, the promising future, the beautiful wife – but a tragic accident changed everything, and his life now stands in ruins. Haunted by the ghosts of…
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When Dreams Are Big Money, Who Will Be Allowed to Sleep? I’m pleased to announce the release of my latest audiobook, The Somniscient. This one is narrated by Steven Jay Cohen, who also handled the narration on Strictly Analog and Take Back Tomorrow. The Somniscient is a cyberpunk story set in a not too distant…
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Church Secretary. War Widow. Demon Slayer. Audio Book. Just Released! The Devil You Know Narrated by LC Kane. I’m pleased to announce the release of the new audio version of my paranormal fantasy, The Devil You Know, narrated by LC Kane, who did such a fantastic job narrating The Girl at the End of the World. To celebrate the audio…
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“Raymond Chandler meets Robert Heinlein in this fun and inventive crossover SF novel from Richard Levesque.”–J. Orr, Amazon Reviews Take Back Tomorrow is now available in audio format, narrated by Steven Jay Cohen. Eddie Royce is an up-and-coming science fiction writer with a terrible secret: he cheats. He knew he’d get caught, of course. Eventually.…
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The Audiobook version of The Girl at the End of the World is now available, narrated by LC Kane. Now listeners can follow Scarlett Fisher through the ruins of plague-ridden Los Angeles, brought to life by LC’s brilliant characterization. To celebrate, I’m giving away two free audiobooks–one copy of The Girl at the End of the World…
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Her Fight Begins the Day the World Ends I’m pleased to announce that I’ve partnered with narrator LC Kane to produce the audiobook version of my YA Post-Apocalyptic novel, The Girl at the End of the World. As with my earlier experiences using ACX to create an audiobook project, this has been a great experience.…
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Over the last two years, I have become a fan of audio books. They’ve saved me more than once, keeping my stress level down as I battle the traffic on my daily commute through three Southern California counties and a few freeway interchanges. What used to irritate me is now no big deal thanks to…
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I’ve just finished listening to the audiobook version of Neil Gaiman’s Neverwhere, the preferred text read by the author. It’s been said that writers are often the worst readers of their own work, which may be true in some cases, but not this one. Gaiman’s rendering of the different characters’ voices is brilliant, vivid, and…
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I’ll think of this as the summer I became an audiobook convert. I had never really had anything against audiobooks before, but had just thought of them as “not my thing.” Years ago, while studying for the GRE in literature, I remember listening to cassettes (I did say “years ago,” remember?) of George Bernard Shaw…
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