Black Star Passes
John Wood Campbell Jr.
Read by John W. Campbell
Follow along with Arcot, Morey, and Wade as they discover a revolutionary form of propulsion, visit our neighboring planets, and go up against aliens from a rogue solar system that passes close to our own. These three stories (Piracy Preferred, Solarite, and The Black Star Passes) were originally published as a serial in Amazing Stories magazine.
Scott D. Farquhar from Prometheus Radio Theatre
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Reviews
By: Martin
This is a good story and a good idea to have done it as a podiobook. I am really enjoying it - except for the poor audio quality. I am very suprised to see that Audio quality has been given 5 stars here, as it is not good. - I ...
Built-in ads
HLFLFE
The reading itself is good (and would be the better of the two currently available if not for some major faults). The big issue with this reading is that it has a lot of built-in ads, on top of the ads within this application. Depending on your setup, you can skip ahead, of course - but, if not, you could be listening to ads for a several minutes between each chapter. There is also a bug in the remaining time indicator and a LOUD horn segment between chapters. The book is also not that good.
By: Neill
Excellent job! This is one of my favorite books from the "super science space opera" genre that Campbell and "Doc" Smith did so well . I hope you will consider completing the trilogy by recording Islands of Space and Invaders from the Infinite. Another of Campbell's series "for your consideration" ...
Fun and interesting
4rchenlander
I enjoyed exploring the ideas of scientific advancement entertained by those who came before the digital era. There's something about the optimism of the time that is lacking in modern stories
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Sherie Black
Enjoy continuing adventures of the characters an d the development of their technology. Well read. Found music very distracting
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red zed
ruined by intrusive unnecessary music & far too loud - good books do not need music!
Fredin
Bad reader unfortunately. Couldn't even get 5 minutes into the book.
By: Scott
Unfortunately I find myself in the difficult position of needing to apologize for another delay. There's some good news to this apology, though. The main reason (aside from my having a 6 day work week in September and October) is that I'm currently composing music for the upcoming 2-hour, 6-part ...