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sfsignal.com - 12/5/2008
Free Fiction, Fresh & Huge!
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There is a huge batch of new free fiction linked to at Free Speculative Fiction . Check 'em out: Isaac Asimov: " Gold " (Analog, September 1991) Tony Ballantyne: " A New Beginning " (Interzone #163, January 2001) Gregory Benford: " Pebble Among the Stars " (Faster Than Light Anthology, ...

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SHORT FICTION: Paying It Forward
apexbookcompany.com - 11/30/2008
SHORT FICTION: Paying It Forward
— apexbookcompany.com — by Michael A. Burstein Analog , September 2003 Nominee, 2004 Hugo Award for Best Short Story I’m dying. No one knows it yet. Having never married, I have no family to mourn my passing. I do have my fans, who would probably turn ... (more) SHORT FICTION: Paying It Forward

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variety-sf.blogspot.com - 12/9/2008
Isaac Asimov - "Gold" (novelette, free): Asimov's own fanfic!
— variety-sf.blogspot.com — This story is actually about two other stories: William Shakespeare's play "King Lear", & Asimov's own novel "The Gods Themselves". About half the text devoted to each. Jonas Willard is the director filming them (makes "compu-drama" - some sort of ... (more) Isaac Asimov - "Gold" (novelette, free): Asimov's own ...

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Review of I Remember the Future by Michael A. Burstein
sfscope.com - 12/6/2008
Review of I Remember the Future by Michael A. Burstein
— sfscope.com — For a writer I still think of as "one of the new guys", Michael A. Burstein is an experienced, accomplished author whose first collection is a wonderful compilation of moving stories... (more) Review of I Remember the Future by Michael A. Burstein

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Free Short Fiction: @SF Signal
Grasping for the Wind — SF Signal just posted this HUGE list of short fiction that can be found for free at Free Speculative Fiction. You could go to the source, by SF Signal's list is much easier to navigate. ...

Around the Web: free fiction, Warren Ellis news, and vampire squids
Tor.com — More free fiction than you can shake a stick at - Over fifty works, completely free for your enjoyment. The Tales of Beedle the Bard is out! - Oh J.K. Rowling, is there anything you can’t do? RIP James Cawthorn - The artist and illustrator passed away on Tuesday. He is perhaps most famous for his Moorcock illustrations. Marvel Comics rediscovers 1973 comic - Based on the story that inspired The Day the Earth Stood Still. Moist: Humidity Rising - A Dr. Horrible comic. Pop-up comic books ...

Friday Free Fiction for 5th December
Futurismic — ... Plus the Signallers have a humongous list of the latest additions to the Free Speculative Fiction list site, which should keep you busy well past New Year’s. ...

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sfsignal.com 5/1/2009 — Free Speculative Fiction Online has posted a new batch of free story pointers: Bradley Denton: " A Conflagration Artist " (A Conflagration Artist Collection, 1994) Bradley Denton: " Blackburn Bakes Cookies " (One Day Closer to Death Collection, ...
Summary: Analog, 2009
ecbatan.livejournal.com 13 days ago — Summary: Analog , 2009 Analog published 60 pieces of short fiction in 2008. plus various parts of three serials. The serials were complete two-parters by Barry B. Longyear ("Turning the Grain") and G. David Nordley ("To Climb a Flat ...
Found in Translation: Juliette Wade
darkfantasy.org 8/9/2009 — My advice to writers who want to write from a non-human point of view is to be systematic, and make sure you’re grounded in what the character knows based on his or her environment and experience, so you can use only those things to express the character’s judgment of people and ...
Analog Science Fiction & Fact
analogsf.com 9/12/2009 — OUR NOVEMBER ISSUE Our November issue features a dramatic cover by an old Analog favorite, Vincent Di Fate , for a two-part serial by G. David Nordley , To Climb a Flat Mountain. If you re marooned in an unfamiliar environment, obviously the first ...
Asimov's and Analog Readers' Awards
locusmag.com 4/29/2009 — Analog Science Fiction and Fact and Asimov's Science Fiction announced their readers' award winners.The winners of Analog's Analytical Laboratory (AnLab) Awards are:Best Novella: "Tenbrook of Mars", Dean McLaughlin (July-August)Best Novelette: "The ...
Analog Science Fiction & Fact
analogsf.com 11/21/2008 — We start 2009 with the first double issue in our new format, with a strikingly dramatic cover by John Allemand for Rajnar Vajra s novella Doctor Alien, which gives new meaning to the archaic term alienist. It s hard enough for psychiatrists to help ...
Gobs and Gobs of Free Science Fiction and Fantasy Stories
sfsignal.com 2/27/2009 — Thanks to the ever-vigilant Free Speculative Fiction Online ... Neil Ayres: " Under the Influence of Meat Puppets " ( Apex Online , June 2007) Beth Bernobich: " A Handful of Pearls " ( Interzone , September 2007) Ben Bova: " The Next Logical Step " ...
Analog Science Fiction & Fact
analogsf.com 4/7/2009 — OUR JUNE ISSUE ...has a couple of linked, unusual, and immediately obvious traits: the cover illustrates a piece of writing by the artist himself, and that piece is a fact article, not a story. Michael Carroll , well known and regarded as both artist ...
WINNERS: Analog's and Asimov's Reader Poll Awards
sfsignal.com 4/29/2009 — Nebula Awards weekend also saw another set of awards being given away: Analog Science Fiction and Fact 's AnLab Awards and the Asimov's Readers' Awards: Here are the winners: The winners of Analog's Analytical Laboratory (AnLab) Awards are: Best ...
Author Michael A. Burstein Answers Your Questions
josephmallozzi.wordpress.com 5/28/2009 — Nomi and Michael A. Burstein (photo by Ari Baronofsky) When it comes to making a selection for our Book of the Month Club discussions, I like to take several things into consideration: recommendations, reviews, an ...