Slip on your headphones, sample a story, and indoctrinate yourself into its soothing sonicscape.

Need an engaging distraction to whisk you away from the world's current woes where time seems to drift away into another dimension? Audiobooks have emerged as another way for publishers to deliver a more immersive experience of an author's works - and extend the life of a new release as brick-and-mortar bookstores become harder to find.įor your entertainment, here are 8 awesome sci-fi audiobooks by celebrated authors - like Max Barry, Ray Bradbury, Tom Sweterlitsch, Michael Crichton, and more - and narrated by a talented cast of voice performers to temporarily transport you off our planet for a few hours. For one of the most immersive ways to experience what many speculative fiction fans have branded ' The Literature of Ideas ,' look no further than the wealth of incredible audiobooks available at your fingertips. But enough about upcoming books.We've all got some serious time to vanquish during quarantine and, given the sheer volume of TV, movies, and the like we’ve all been consuming, are often in need of some hands-free therapy while the pandemic plays out around the globe. As well as The Deep Sky by Yume Kitasei, out July 18, 2023! I also loved this novel and it’s also a thriller aboard a spacecraft. If you love a “scary things on spaceships” story like I do, you’ll want to read this the minute it’s available. Curses! So I will shout it out here so you can mark it down on your TBR: The Scourge Between Stars by Ness Brown, out April 4, 2023. And as it always happens when I write these posts that I have a perfect title to recommend, but it isn’t out yet. We got you, boo.įrightening creatures, spaceship massacres, natural disasters - these are a few of the scary events that you’ll find in this list.

So you get right down to reading about alien robots in space performing medical experimentations, or something similar that makes your brain happy. That’s why we’re shining a spotlight on some of the best sci-fi horror books of the last two years. There’s so many great books to choose from. (Not “pew-pew” blast, but “rollicking good time” blast.) And there are so many great sub-genres: dystopian fiction, medical experimentation, robots, space travel, aliens.

Science fiction and horror: two great tastes that taste great together! Genre mashups are a blast. Horror & Science Fiction 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Ambrose Bierce: Tales of Horror and the Supernatural Balzacs Shorter Stories Bram Stoker Stories.

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