David Sweeney-Bear – Audiobooks
Bringing Books to Life
It is a great pleasure to announce the release of this collection of short stories by the great J B Priestly, best known for his 1945 play "An Inspector Calls". In this 1953 collection, The Other Place and Other Stories Of The Same Sort , published by Valancourt Books, a variety of strange tales emerge covering themes... Continue Reading →
Check out these 4 fantastic audiobooks which you can listen to and download absolutely free! Simply leave a comment below telling me which of any or all of these audiobook titles you are interested in...
From the author of Embrace the Darkness, Tunnels, and The Artist comes Four. Four friends spend a night away camping in the English countryside, each taking a turn to tell a horror story that will terrify the others. But the group soon discover that there is more to be afraid of than just some campfire tales, and that no one is as innocent as they seem ...continue reading
I'm pleased to announce the release of this full-length audibook written by talented new author Riley Nielson. It's a captivating Sci-fi / Fatasy story full of Steampunk adventure, twists and turns and a host of vibrant characters. Suitable for readers of all ages. ...continue reading
I'm currently finishing production of this full-length audiobook by Alexander Darwin . The novel features Martial Arts combat in a Sci-Fi setting, in an incredibly inventive and engaging way. I enjoyed bringing the story and wealth of characters to life immensely and look forward to the audiobook's imminent release in the next few weeks. The Combat... Continue Reading →
Announcing the release of this bumper collection of short horror stories by P J Blakey-Novis, published by Red Cape Publishing....constinue reading
I'm very pleased to announce this new audiobook beginning production. It's the first novella in a series by author Pyram King. Check out the website destinyswar.com for a fantastic article about the new audiobook where you can hear a sneak preview of Chapter One. Click the image above for more illustrations from the print copy ... Continue Reading →
This is a new section to my website: FREE audiobooks for all to enjoy, hosted on my soundcloud page - be sure to Subscribe for more to come... “It's a terribly dangerous thing to attempt to get into communication with the dead. If you seem to get in touch with them you run the risk... Continue Reading →
“There's no such thing as Time really; it has no actual existence. Time is nothing more than an infinitesimal point in eternity, just as space is an infinitesimal point in infinity. At the most, Time is a sort of tunnel through which we are accustomed to believe that we are travelling.” - Anthony Carling ...Listen Now
Peter Lemon and Aidan O’Sullivan are the proud co-owners of Grenton Groceries, a successful fruit and veg retailers in Grenton Village, Cumbria. However, commercial bliss is thrown into disarray when Aidan’s brother Norris arrives at the shop, having been recently released from prison ...continue reading
The nightmares continue in this third instalment of short horrors from P.J. Blakey-Novis. The Artist and Other Stories contains a terrifying mix of serial killers, sirens, ghosts, claustrophobia, supernatural powers, and revenge guaranteed to get your heart racing and set your nerves on edge ......continue reading
"When Woodsley, a young English painter, arrives in Barbados and finds no lodging available, he thinks himself fortunate to be invited to stay at Eltonsbrody, a mansion belonging to the eccentric widow Mrs Scaife. But behind the locked doors of the house's disused rooms lurk terrible secrets, and soon strange and blood-curdling events begin to unfold. The tension builds towards a shocking and unforgettable conclusion, when the full horror of Eltonsbrody will be revealed."...continue reading
"How the English Establishment Framed Stephen Ward" is a major expose of a government cover-up that has lasted half a century. ... This is an epic tale of sex, lies, and governmental abuse whose aftermath almost brought down the government and shook the American, British, and Soviet espionage worlds to their core ...Continue Reading
Having escaped being burnt at the stake, the reluctant sorcerer Fursey is back in this sequel, trying to make a quiet life for himself as a grocer in the realm of King Ethelwulf. But when his old enemies seize his wife, Fursey resolves to embrace evil and return to Ireland to reclaim her. Along the way, he’ll have to contend with bloodthirsty Vikings, a melancholy vampire, an alcoholic wizard, a lovesick cow, and Satan himself, intent on gaining ownership of Fursey’s soul ...continue reading
I just got a copy of this fantastic collection of short ghost stories. I must admit I was a little disappointed at first to realise that the stories are not written by Roald Dahl himself but rather selected by him. However, as soon as I started reading, I began to see I was in for... Continue Reading →
I'd like to give a heartfelt welcome and thanks to all the recent subscribers to my new website. Thank you, please leave a comment if you have any feedback about the site, or even just to say hello. I'm just getting set up and look forward to sharing news about my ongoing audiobook productions, sample readings from some of my favourite literature as well as where you can find other great audiobooks ...Continue Reading
[Reading Sample] Lyra meets Iorek Brynsson, an armoured bear ...Continue reading
[Reading Sample] Douglas Adams describes "How To Fly"...Continue Reading
[Reading Sample] George meets an Irish tramp on the London streets ...Continue Reading
From the author of Embrace the Darkness, Tunnels takes you on six terrifying journeys full of terror and suspense...Continue Reading
Available here on DVD from Amazon.co.uk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1E7R_zqgRcI Ashik Kerib (literally, "the strange lover") is a 1988 Soviet art film directed by Dodo Abashidze from Georgia and Sergei Parajanov from Armenia that is based on the short story of the same name by Mikhail Lermontov. It was Parajanov's last completed film and was dedicated to his close friend Andrei Tarkovsky, who had died two... Continue Reading →
The sequel to HG Wells' celebrated comic novel, The History of Mr. Polly. Time has moved on for Mr. Polly. Over 10 years have passed since the tragic loss of his beloved Nancy - "Nan" as he lovingly called her. Polly thinks he should now leave the Potwell Inn to allow Nan's daughter to rightfully inherit her home and fully live her own life. But...a new postmistress has arrived at the village and Mr. Polly is immediately bewitched. As a wistful Mr. Polly looks to the future, he attempts to put his past behind him, but ...Continue Reading
Step into the mind of the unstable, where nightmares become reality and reality is not quite as it seems ...Continue Reading
Ashik Kerib, a poor minstrel, hoping to win the hand of a Turkish merchant's daughter, wanders the countryside in search of his fortune ...Continue Reading