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EmilyBlips Whoa, weird. I actually just read this story today, since it's a sample story on the Seeds of Change website. New Zealand accent isn't something you hear everyday, so if you're not used to it you'll have to listen extra well.
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QuasarDragon —
... Niles never came back, then we wouldn’t have to. Nobody wanted to see the meanies anyway. They had us Made and then hated us afterwards, which wasn’t fair. All arties know you love the things you Make no matter what. But Elderfolk were just-plains all grown up and they didn’t make any sense at all. Some of the younger arties started to talk about going back, but we older arties who knew Niles better said no, that we’d wait." Available Streaming and in MP3 download HERE. Video A pair of Halloween appropriate ...
SF Tidbits for 10/13/08
SF Signal —
... Atchley and Mark Murray. @Manybooks: "John Jones' Dollar" by Harry Stephen Keeler (1956). "The Sword and the Atopen" by Taylor H. Greenfield (1956). "Omega, the Man" by Lowell Howard Morrow (1933). Audio Fiction: @Clonepod: "Outside Chance" by Matthew Johnson, read by Leslie Ann Moore. @Beam Me Up: Part three of "Uxo Bomb Dog" by Elliot Fintushel , read by Paul Cole @Escape Pod: "Arties Aren't Stupid" by Jeremiah Tolbert, read by Philippa Ballantine. @LibriVox: ...
ARTIES AREN’T STUPID by Jeremiah Tolbert
The Soulless Machine Review —
I’m really enjoying this new thing that I’ve discovered. Again, I know, I’m way behind the curve. But in my defense, I’m also new to iTunes. I know that you don’t need iTunes to listen to podcasts, but it is how I learned about them. Anyway, this go around, while walking to work this morning, I listened to the latest edition of Escape Pod, the science fiction short story podcast, EP179: Arties Aren’t Stupid by Jeremiah Tolbert. This is a great story full of wonderful slang and a strange ...
76 Free SF/F Audio Stories
SF Signal —
... Between the Galaxies" (Stellar #1, 1974) Robert Silverberg: "What We Learned From This Morning's Newspaper" (Unfamiliar Territory Anthology, 1973) Robert Silverberg: "When We Went to See the End of the World" (Universe Anthology #2, 1972) Robert Silverberg: "{Now + n, Now - n}" (Nova #2, 1972) Bud Sparhawk: "Bright Red Star" (Asimov's, March 2005) Justin Stanchfield: "Jack" Jeremiah Tolbert: "Arties Aren't Stupid" (Seeds of Change Anthology, 2008) Jeremiah Tolbert: "Instead of a ...
