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Assorted new LibriVox Science Fiction short stories

— sffaudio.com — Here are three short Science Fiction stories with a humorous bent. They’re taken from a new LibriVox audiobook called Coffee Break Collection 001 . Book coordinator Bellona Times sez: “This is a collection of short (15 minute or less readings) stories suitable for a coffee ... (more) Assorted new LibriVox Science Fiction short stories

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