Audio Book Podcast List (22 feeds!):

• Brave Men Run Podcast: The Brave Men Run Podcast features weekly installments of the audio book "Brave Men Run - A Novel of the Sovereign Era" read by the author, Matthew Wayne Selznick. Featuring music by Peril Dance. Visit http://www.bravemenrun.com for more information and to order a paperback or e-book edition of "Brave Men Run."
• Chaos Theory:Tales Askew Podcast: Chaotic stories of speculative fiction and strange tales twisted askew...
• CLAYBOURNE: Clayborne is a sci-fi / supernatural thriller / soap opera radio drama, recorded and broadcast nationwide in New Zealand in the late 1990s. This is the podcast revival of Clayborne - and quite possibly the first podcast drama serial.
• Cuentos de Héctor Domingo: Spanish content. Sitio en castellano del escritor Héctor Domingo. (En Espanol)
• EarthCore: EarthCore is the world's first podcast-only novel: you can't find it in stores, you can't download the full audio, and the only way to find out what happens is to subscribe to the podcast. This novel is a cross between episodic modern-action fare like "24" and classic sci-fi movies like Predator and Starship Troopers.
• Financially Intelligent Parent: Practical advice to help parents raise responsible, generous and successful children. From family and money experts Eileen Gallo, Ph.D., and Jon Gallo, J.D., authors of The Financially Intelligent Parent book. For more tips and tools visit our web site.
• Free Podcast Novel: Brace for Impact begins the mythology of Mick Aloha and Apocalypse Dowell, superhero/ wrestling archenemies who must join forces for a common cause. If you're looking for literature that will challenge your mind and improve your life...sorry. If you're looking to have some fun and not take things too seriously, please check it out.
• Las gafas de Platon: Primera novela podcast hispana. Consta de 30 capítulos de 20 minutos cada uno. Trata de un misántropo pintor impresionista de principios de siglo que muere de un infarto y se reencarna en una niña recién nacida.
• Maggots of Dracula: A funny B movie treatment about bugs and vampires. Sound effects.
• Miette's Bedtime Story Podcast: Lay yourself down to sleep with the soothing soporific of Miette's purring voice reading you classic works of short fiction. Sweet dreams
• MOREVI: The Chronicles of Rafe and Askana: By Tee Morris and Lisa Lee:
• My Son The Boy Magician: A tale of a father, a son, and a river all intent on travelling sompeplace else.
• Pferdzwackur's Tin Man: The Wizard of Oz, from the Tin Man's perspective. Or, a Robot in search of Intellectual Property. L. Frank Baum is 75+ years dead. His creepy children's tales are fat, ripe, lolling in the public doman. Herein we get hold of his story, mess it up, and put it back together again. You betcha.
• Pirate Jack : A Podcast Novel: 'Pirate Jack' is a weekly podcast novel. Young Jack Spencer sees his father's boat-building business destroyed by a powerful land developer. In desperation, he sets out on a dangerous adventure through time to find pirate treasure and bring it home. When Jack finds himself aboard the pirate ship Revenge with Captain Jameson's crew, he enters a life and death world of ship battles, jungle islands, prison escapes, gold, and treachery.
• Podcast of the Red Death: Podcast of the Red Death is a weekly series hosted Dr. Caleb Harrison, Professor of Archeology, Miskatonic University, MA and produced by Howard Beleiff. These Podcasts are a series of tapes Howard found at a library Book Purge at Miskatonic University, where he currently studying. He has been digitizing them and making them available as quickly as he can! Return frequently to see if new Podcasts are available!
• Robert The Rambunctious: A childrens fantacy about a dragon and 2 boys on an adventure. Short story for the entire family.
• Seanachi: Seanachi is a weekly audio drama hosted and produced by Patrick McLean, a great storyteller and a man who is, by his own admission, quick with a joke and a miserable dancer! The Seanachai is named for a Celtic word which means storyteller. The weekly podcast is orignal fiction produced in a theatre of the mind fashion. Sometimes funny, sometimes challenging, but always worth a listen!
• Sermons on Little-Known Gods: Welcome to the audio version of Sermons on Little-Known Gods, a novel by Lauren Merritt. A print version is also available if you'd like to read along. ;o) The interwoven story lines of Sermons on Little-Known Gods take place within a preposterous new mythology, a pantheon of flawed supreme beings as its actors. The creator god Karik has lost the First Ones, the handcrafted forebears of humankind and his only effectual link to that troublesome creation. Ora, his female counterpart, is overextended in the care and nurture of Karik's little ones, while worldwide, the other gods of Earth grow ever more antagonistic toward those human creations. Enter the novel's human protagonists, the Rarechild Mandy and the half-god Puck. If they can locate the father Puck never knew, solve the riddle of Mandy's recurring visions, and hear a summons from across the Pacific, they'll have some slim hope of harmony between the humans and their gods. In terms of genre, let's call this novel "humorous alternative fantasy." What--there's not a shelf for that?
• SherlockHolmes
• The Light Body: TheLightBody.com is a resource for all who are drawn to the world of the light body and its mysteries. My intention with this podcast is to evolve it into a forum and collection of works dedicated to the understanding, evolvement and activation of the light body within our physical world. In order for this to occur, the physical body must be perfected as well.

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