Jonobie on Tuesday, 05 September 2006 at 1:19 pm said:

Never heard of podiobooks before this post; so that’s what all the cool kids are doing now?

I got the first chapter of Seventh Son, but it didn’t particularly grab me. On the other hand, I’m quite enjoying Taken Liberty: The Arbiter Chronicles and How to Succeed in Evil from the same site.

Well, 7th Son certainly isn’t for everyone. For me, the first episode was enough to keep me coming back for more and I really enjoyed the novel.

Whatever your opinion of 7th Son, I’m glad to have turned you on to Podiobooks in general. There’s a lot of really good content there, and I think that most folks will be able to find something they’ll enjoy.

I got the first chapter of Seventh Son, but it didn’t particularly grab me. On the other hand, I’m quite enjoying Taken Liberty: The Arbiter Chronicles and How to Succeed in Evil from the same site.

Link to review on my blog

We need book 2 now!

Greg on Tuesday, 22 August 2006 at 5:24 pm said:

I caught all the Infection references in 7th Son, but couldn’t find one of the 7th Son references in Infection.

I’ll tell you though - Earthcore was awesome, Ancestor was good, but Infection is just freaking gory. It often had me cringing in my car on my commute to work. If you like that, then good. If not, beware.

I’ve downloaded all of Earthcore, but haven’t listened to it yet. I don’t mind a gore-fest, so I’m sure Infection will be right up my alley.

I’ll tell you though - Earthcore was awesome, Ancestor was good, but Infection is just freaking gory. It often had me cringing in my car on my commute to work. If you like that, then good. If not, beware.

Greg on Tuesday, 22 August 2006 at 4:27 pm said:

Great story. Did you listen to Infection too and follow the Share The Pain contest?

I didn’t listen to Infection, only because I wasn’t sure I could handle being hooked into both a Sigler story and 7th Son at the same time.

Okay, that wasn’t the only reason. I also hated the week-long wait between episodes when Ancestor was wrapping up, so I decided to subscribe to the Infection feed but wait until the story was complete to start listening. Now that I’ve got every episode on my iPod, I need only sit down and listen to it.

Maybe I’ll do a marathon session and listen to Infection over the course of the next few days, then see if I can still get in on “Share The Pain,” which I understand ends on 31 August.