How did you find Scott Sigler's work?

searched for a good book on podiobooks and found ancestor and earthcore its been downloading goodness ever since. u gotta admit, the Sig puts out the best and is quite possibly the greatest and most most talented author/narrator going.ΔΔΔ

...introduced me to Earthcore. My friends and family told me FDO sense of humor was on par with mine. I was hooked half way through Ancestor. Magnus P. is my favorite NPC now. Sarah P. is the sexiest fictional women up to date and Passe(ms) was one hell of a good dog. I have know country dogs who that devoted to there pack/family.

The Irishman from Ohio

One day the second week of April I was bored at weekday work (just like right now!) and was looking at Amazon. They had a blurb that said "Check here for a list of Suspense" or some such. There were two books recommended: one, the cover of which had a disturbing photo of an eye with a triangular iris, from an author I had never heard of. Forgot what the other was.

I bought that book (at the special price of fifteen dollars!), and when it showed up, finished it in only four days.

Then my life as I knew it ended.

I visited the websites mentioned on the blurb. I discovered Scott's site, and decided to download some episodes. I was already addicted to podcasts, listening to mostly stuff about Disney World and Las Vegas, and stuff from Fox News and CNN.

I started about three weeks ago downloading Scott's stuff. I have been walking around since then half-dead from lack of sleep from staying up listening to and downloading anything Sigler. I ripped through Ancestor, Earthcore, The Rookie, Bloodcast, and am caught up on Nocturnal (will KILL something if I don't get episode 29 SOON) and the podcast of Infected.

Okay back to work now. Thanks for ruining my life Sigler!

EJKorvette

From there to here

From here to there

Funny things

Are everywhere!

            -- Theodor K. Geisl (1904 - 1991) 

"Everything takes longer than it does." --Me

I found out about Scott, when he had an interview on Tech nation with Dr. Moira Gunn (sp?).  I liked the idea and downloaded all of Earthcore and Ancestor and finished listening to them in less than 5 days. 

I still remember walking back to mya apartment late one night and hearing something behind me and it making me jump.  I had been listening to Ancestor.  When Scott described them as haveing the hide of a Holstien cow, that took no imagination for me because I grew up on a dairy farm.  So it only took a little sound behind me to scare me pretty bad.  

Good job FDO.  

Infected on my doormat on april 1st.  

[1st Dutch junkie] All that matters is getting my fix.

For Christmas 2006 I recieved a 30 GB Creative Zen Vision:M multimedia player (iPods are cool but I like to organize my music my own way and don't care to mess with all the DRM BS).  Well my lil' bro had an iPod and listened to a few podcasts, so I sought out to find some programming that would interest me.  I have a long commute and audio programs are perfect for that.  Well at first I just started listening to Cinemaslave (being a big movie fan) where I heard about Podcast Pickle.  When I visited "the pickle" JC Hutchins' 7th Son Descent was #1, well I got into that after the first episode.  Then as I went through it I started hearing the Sigler promos, sounded cool but I didn't bother checking it out at first.  Then as Sig and the Hutch started doing cross-podcast games to promote each other I decided I had to check him out.  Well I went ahead and started with Earthcore, and listened to Ancestor, Infected, and started listening to The Rookie when it was about 3/4 done.  By the time I got to the last episode of the Rookie it was all posted already.  Man I nearly overdosed on the Sig-crack!..and was loving all the steady stream of gore and intrigue....then Nocturnal started and for the first time I learned what being a Junkie is all about....the waiting for my episodes was new too me, and it has been hard, but it has been worth it. 

But it can be a little dry and fruity 

• These gathering hosts of loyal junkies, under the command of the great SCOTT

MidApril, I was running in BJs to pick up diapers and I paused @ the book table and saw INFECTED. I only had enough cash for the diapers so I accosted a worker for his permenant marker and wrote INFECTED//SCOTT SIGLER on the box. 

A couple days later I sent my hub to buy the book and there were NO copies left!!! Crushed, I did a web search, came across his site and fell into line w/the worshipping masses.

**I refuse to answer that question on the grounds that I don't know the answer.**
 
-- Douglas Adams

After getting my fist iPod in late 2006, one of the first things I did was go to iTunes and purchase the Tale of Two Cites by Charles Dickens ($30). It took a few weeks for me to finish that tale but when I was finished I thought there had to be a less expensive way to do this, so I went on an internet search. One of my search terms was Charles Dickens and Audio books which led me to a review of Scott’s work in which Scott’s serialized podcasts were compared to the serialized print distribution Charles’s Dickens used to initially reach his audience.

So, I guess I found Scott by searching for Charles Dickens audio books – Really, that is how it happened!

I been with Scott ever since the first episode of Earthcore, I think I heard about him on another podcast maybe Slice of Scifi not really sure because I listen to way too many Podcasts. But Scott had me with his very first. One day maybe I'll meet him in person.

GaryZero

It's better to burn out, than to fade away. -Kurgan

Been so long now, don't remember for sure. Pretty sure it was listening to Adam Curry back when podcasting first started out. Wow 3 years sure flys by...

Keep up the great work Scott, you get better with every book. I thought The Rookie would be my favorite, but Nocturnal's really close to passing it.

 I was listening to the podcast 7th Son Book One  late summer last year -when I heard the promo for Sigler.

I was hooked after one episode. 

"Talent in cheaper than table salt. What separates the talented individual from the successful one is a lot of hard work." Stephen King

DJ AJ's podcast page had a link to Earthcore's podcast page. It

was episode 10 and I downloaded all them and discovered

Earthcrack. but they've all been right on time. Amazing how

Sigler does that. 

If you think

visit http://www.squidoo.com/scottsigler and add your opinion.

I heard about The Siglerisimo from either The DragonPage or maybe Escape Pod?

Cardinal to Pope Siglericus l

I've never actually liked listening to books. But my mom does and she came across Scott's free podcasts and listened to them while she walked the dog. While I don't really believe she is a junkie she did say I should try listening to them cause I'd like them. I brushed her off but was slightly intrigued and just had to listen to one. Haven't stopped listening since. Though I haven't made it very far. Still catching up on Nocturnal (almost there!), and haven't listened to the others. But I've put a bunch on my iPod so...

"Urban legends go well with parmesan and horror. In fact their name is conveniently one and the same: Stevie."

-as an author AND a narrator. started listening to ancestor first then earthcore and the rest in order (subscribed to the rookie before i finished earthcore). been a damned dirty junkie since the middle of the rookie (although i was listening to older stuff first, that was about the time i subscribed)
http://www.pgholyfield.com/maah/

Way back when Earthcore came out (I thinks Scott had two episodes in the can at the time and had unleashed them).

Things have never been the same since!!