‘Iron Dragons’ a PodioBooks Honorable Mention
I’m proud to announce that the guys behind PodioBooks.com selected the audio version of Iron Dragons as one of five Honorable Mentions in the 2008 Founders Choice Awards.
So what are these awards?
About the Founders Choice Awards
The Founders Choice Awards are given annually — well, they will be given annually — to serialized audiobooks of impeccable quality. There are four criteria for choosing winners:
- The final episode must have been posted within the calendar year
- Must have passed our panel of Sounding Board Editors who decide which titles are featured on the site
- Evo [Terra] (that’s me) must have listened to all episodes
- Evo says it wins
I’m honored to be included in the group, especially among podiobook pioneers like Scott Sigler. Thanks, Evo; I appreciate it.
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