Seanan McGuire (seanan_mcguire) wrote,
Seanan McGuire
seanan_mcguire
  • Mood: ecstatic
  • Music: The Band Perry, "Postcards From Paris."

Listen to this! No, really. Listen. Like, with a pair of headphones or something.

So after hoping and praying and telling people to write to Brilliance Audio instead of writing to me, I am absolutely overjoyed to be able to announce that the audio book rights for Late Eclipses and One Salt Sea have been sold. Here are some Amazon links, in case you don't feel like looking for them yourself:

Late Eclipses, the audio book.
One Salt Sea, the audio book.

I am so happy right now. I know that the lack of audio books for book four has been a big deal for people with vision problems, or who like to listen to books while they drive, or who just prefer things in an audio format. Being able to make those readers happy makes me happy.

And now is where I turn to you, or at least those segments of the greater "you" who asked for these editions, and I say: Please, buy these. Brilliance Audio has been wonderful, and the letters you wrote expressing a desire for these books is what enabled them to go back into the studio and make the books happen. But the sales need to be strong if we want them to continue the series; this is not the same as my contract with DAW, and does not have a one-to-one guarantee.

The unabridged audio book of One Salt Sea in MP3 form on a single CD is less than eleven dollars on Amazon right now. If you are one of the people who asked for these audio books, and have an interest in seeing Toby's adventures continue in this format, please, order a copy. This is how we make them keep letting us have nice things.

Audio books!
Tags: good things, late eclipses, one salt sea, publishing news, toby daye
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filceolaire

August 11 2011, 04:46:15 UTC 5 years ago

So who is doing the reading?

Never mind - I found the publishers page

http://reseller.brillianceaudio.com/productsbyauthor.asp?AuthorId=1374&recnum=0

with audio samples!

The readings are by Mary Robinette Kowal and the sample of An Artificial Night I just heard was beautifully done. She does a very subtle Irish accent for Luna. I'm Irish and I can tell you the accent is very well done.

seanan_mcguire

August 11 2011, 19:37:16 UTC 5 years ago

Glad you found it!