This seems to be the main failing with Darker Projects, ----- though hopefully if they completed the sec 31 files, they actually are! able to finish something.

I felt very much the same thing happened with their Doctor who series in terms of too much at once, ----- pluss having the same voice actor as Byron playing their second doctor really didn't help as it makes the two series too similar imho.

Ditto, Sword of windser did sound great, ----- but i'm actually not sure what they will do with that one now Lydan himself has actually written an official prequal in Queen of Ice.

For a start, i thought it was stated in the books that all of the windsers actually died in the bombing of the palace, ----- -but I could well be wrong.

That Far horizons series they started also sounded promising to me as well, ----- though that hasn't had any updates forever!

On the other hand, Alive Inside seems to have been restarted, so obviously they are able to restart series which they started earlier.

I don't mind the chap from byron being in other things, it just that the roll he plays both in doctor who and byron, ---- the weerd guy who knows everything is a litle too similar. Then again, as I'm a major doctor who fan I suppose I'm going to be more suspecious of fan produced things.

Why do you need the author's contact for that? Not that I have it anyway.

Well I only read the first book, but any mistakes weren't noticeable to me. They probably aren't major, some people just nitpick remember.

I actually have all the books from lulu.com, and personally didn't notice any glaring grammatical errors.

There are cases where liedan writes characters points of view in regional English or dialects which probably show up as grammatical mistakes, ---- but sinse not everyone in real life speaks in perfect English, it'd be pretty unrealistic for all characters in a book to do it, ---- especially when dealing with some of the more scummy inhabitants of the galaxy (it's rather hard to imagine a space pirate or slave trader speaking queens English).

to be honest Gryfindore I don't think this is something you need to be concerned about, ---- just read the books, and enjoy them! I'm stil waiting for book six, which might (given the way events are going), be the last in the series.

Btw, according to correct english, that immortal Startrek phrase, "to Boldly go where no one has gone before" is actually grammatically wrong!

The Byron Chronicles is my #1 favorite. David Ault, who voices Byron, is brilliant, and the show is amazing. The Section 31 Files is my #2 favorite...and Lost Frontier is getting better with each new episode. (A new one is coming out soon, btw; in a few weeks, I think)

About the Falcon Banner: I'm not sure exactly why the show was cancelled, but quite a few shows didn't make the cut. There are currently five shows active at DP (The Byron Chronicles, Far Horizons, Lost Frontier, Green Lantern, & Doctor Who) . If you're looking for other great audio dramas, try The Leviathan Chronicles by Christof Laputka (www.leviathanchronicles.com) or try something from Pendant Audio (www.pendantaudio.com) or BrokenSea (www.brokensea.com).

Hmm, where was the news about Falcon Banner being cancelled from? Honestly I have to agree they do too much though. Space 1999 was a mistake when they had so much on already, and Blood Moon was curious but never really got going fully. Gothic had some potential though.

Dark:
Lost Frontier is a follow on to the S31 files. It takes the plot up after a time delay since S31 finished.

Have to agree about Far Horizons, about time they got it moving.

HeMan the Parody is good for a laugh too if you're not easily offended by jokes about HeMan's orientation.

Based on the stuff in Blood Moon, Gothic and Byron I'm pretty certain someone at DarkerProjects has at least read up a lot on the White Wolf game line known as World of Darkness, more than likely played it some too. They've also either read some Lovecraft or read/played Call of Cthulhu.

It's truly and seriously sad about tfb, and i've half a mind to contact darker projects to express my disappointment, ---- I'm signed up there anyway sinse I had some vague plans about adapting one of my scifi short stories into an audio play for them at some point.

I don't particularly use I tunes or anything similar, but if it's worth it the flashiness is get roundable, and hopefully the archive of passed episodes is less irritating, ---- I was just in a severely bad humour when i first stubmled upon the website and frankly was too lazy to investigate further for an audio which might in the end not turn out to be fantastic.

sinse I tend to enjoy weerd off the wall stuff such as Byron and doctor who (I've actually been a Dr. who fan sinse I was about eleven), it would probably be my sort of thing.

Long series don't scare me, in fact I enjoy long series provided they do eventually reach some sort of conclusion. one of my favourite novels on podiobooks.com is the corridor which tops out at 75 episodes!

I'm currently visiting my parents, who have now moved to a limited net access, ---- ten gb a month limit admittedly which is pretty huge, so I'll probably curve my desires to listen to audio for at least a few days, ----- besides, I've got the third duncton novel to finish first.

yeah! I love The Leviathan Chronicles, I can't wait until ep 24, that one is going to be the longest one.

Hi guys!
is the 6th book in the falcon banner series out yet?