The Shambling Guide to New York City: Chapter ThreeĬhapter two left us on a bit of a cliff-hanger, with Zoë pushing into a derelict below-ground theater entrance behind John, an employee of Underground Publishing. So, head over to Downpour or Audible or iTunes and get your copy!Īs always, before I get into the write-up, a warning, that I’ll repeat each episode, that the discussion here is oh-so-spoilerific, so if that’s a concern, pop over and take the less-than-half-an-hour each to listen to the podcast episodes first. But! None of these posts seem to get at the fact that, hey, yeah, the book and ebook are out, sure, but the full audiobook is out as well. It’s as strong a debut as I can remember reading, and I can’t wait for the follow-on volumes.” Another high-profile bit of release-day buzz comes from Mur’s guest post on John Scalzi’s Whatever blog, on the Big Idea behind the book, where she writes about its origins as a 4000-word short story for a Katrina benefit project. … There’s love, war, humor and a lot of heart, and by the time it’s done, you know exactly why so many writers have been buzzing about Mur Lafferty for so many years.
The big release-day coverage comes from Cory Doctorow at BoingBoing, where Doctorow writes that “Mur Lafferty is one of the worst-kept secrets in science fiction and fantasy publishing.
But the big news is, of course, as Mur writes on her own blog, that The Shambling Guide to New York City is Out! As usual, first up a recap of some recent news about the book, starting with last Monday’s Orbit Books interview with the author: Mur Lafferty on THE SHAMBLING GUIDE TO NEW YORK CITY. December 25th #WhispersyncDeal roundup: Neil Gaiman, Harper Lee, Pax, The Nest, Roxanne Gay’s Bad Feminist, and more | The AudioBookaneers on December #WhispersyncDeal roundup: Patrick deWitt, Marko Kloos, Chuck Wendig, Arthur C.Welcome to the third installment of The Shambling Guide to New York City Listen-a-Long, covering both Chapter 3 and Chapter 4 of Mur Lafferty’s The Shambling Guide to New York City.Matthew Henington on Released today on Audible: The Tenth Anniversary Edition of American Gods by Neil Gaiman, with a new full cast production.March #WhispersyncDeal roundup: Kate Reading reading Marie Brennan, Simon Vance reading Brian Staveley and James Maxwell, and more.“Twisted and Frighteningly Relatable” - James reviews The Circle.April 27th #WhispersyncDeal roundup: Madeline Ashby, Peter Watts, Jo Walton, Robert J.Ever Felt Like a Convention Wanted to Kill You? - Dave Reviews I Am Providence.The Audiobookaneer, January 2018: Frankenstein in Baghdad, Beneath the Sugar Sky, The Beautiful Ones, and more.
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