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Old 01-20-2016, 04:04 PM   #64
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Originally Posted by ATDrake View Post
X-link to the DRM-free megathread for some Humble Bundles with sfnal content:

Humble Audiobook Bundle: Smart Fun! The Best of National Public Radio contains a Star Wars radio drama you can get at the lowest tier (if you missed the previous dedicated Star Wars audiobook HB which also had it).

And the Humble Comics Bundle Image featuring Creators Own Worlds contains some notable sfnal comics/graphic novels, including volumes of the Hugo Award-nominated space opera epic Saga and also Hugo Award-nominated fantasy gaming spoof Rat Queens, as well as science fiction miniseries by notable writers like Warren Ellis (ISFDB, Wikipedia), a sci-fi satire by Kelly Sue DeConnick, a sci-fi retelling of Homer's The Odyssey by Matt Fraction, and assorted supernatural-themed tales as well.
Back in 1981 I made sure I was home from work on time on Tuesdays, I believe, to catch the weekly episodes of the Star Wars radio drama. They did a fantastic job. Of course, I have the whole thing on CDs (which I've ripped to MP3s) so I'm set.

Wait, Wait and Car Talk are hysterically funny, and worth getting if you've never heard them.
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