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The Masnavi: Book One, a spiritual tale 800 years old by Rumi, translated by Jawid Mojaddedi: The Masnavi has been hailed by scholars as “the greatest ever mystical poem”. Rumi threads together here entertaining stories with his mystical Sufi teachings, and passionate lyrical flights. His aim is to guide the listener along his detailed map [...]

Full Share, the third book in the ongoing saga of Traders Tales of the Golden Age of the Solar Clipper has wrapped up with 16 episodes. But don’t start with this one! Start with Quarter Share, and then go to Half Share first.

The May Day Murders, written by Scott Wittenburg. The autumnal tranquility of Smithtown, Ohio is shattered when Dr. David Bradley arrives home to find that his wife has been raped and murdered by an intruder who has left no clues behind except the words “May Day” painted in lipstick on his victim’s body. When the [...]

Basil Sands releases his second novel, 65 Below. After twenty years hunting terrorists under orders to “render harmless”, USMC Master Sergeant Marcus Orlando Johnson, Mojo to his friends, settles into a quiet rural retirement on his childhood home in the Alaskan backwoods. But the idyllic retirement is shattered when Marcus comes across soldiers of America’s [...]

Peter E. Abresch may have set a record for completing a podiobook. If If They Ask for a Hand, Only Give Them a Finger is now complete after only 12 days and 16 episodes!

The debut novel by Brady Russell. Look for Casa Del Queso on Wednesday, September 19th. A group house of twenty-somethings in Pittsburg, Kansas is suddenly rocked when jealousy turns to grief and grief turns to streams of water coming from the face of a former housemate. Can Darrah, the itinerant lesbian, find a way to [...]

Clocking in at a whopping 65 episodes and taking around a year and a half to complete, Prophecy of Swords by M.H. Bonham is now complete!

Here is a great chance for those listeners in the London area or have the means to get there in the coming weeks to meet up with John Lenahan, author of the wildly successful podibook Shadowmagic: John Lenahan– Up Close An Evening of Intimate Magic (and Comedy) with a Master . The nature of this [...]

Our latest title is Judge Fogg by Randy O’ Brien. Charles Fogg is the first African-American criminal court judge in Nashville history. But his climb up the ladder of jurisprudence isn’t an easy one. The system that brought him from poverty to the police force to law school and the bench is also his eventual [...]

Is it just me, or does it seem like a lot of our authors are pursing print deals? David Free is no exception, writing me to say that he’s taken the self-publishing print route with his novel A Dancing Bear. The podiobook version gets great reviews and ratings, so hopefully David will find a built-in [...]