Free SF/F Fiction: 2/15/09

QuasarDragon keeps the free fiction flowing…

• @Manybooks:
  • “The Man Who Saw the Future” by Edmond Hamilton (1930).
  • “Walls of Acid” by Henry Hasse (1947).
  • “Shepherd of the Planets” by Alan Mattox (1959).
  • “Strange Alliance” by Bryce Walton (1947).
  • “The Next Logical Step” by Benjamin William Bova (1961).
• @Beneath Ceaseless Skies:
  • “Hangman” by Erin Cashier.
  • “Kreisler’s Automata” by Matthew David Surridge.
• @Big Pulp:
  • “The Choice Is Yours” by Stacey Janssen.
  • “Waiting Room At The Hero League” by Catherine Cheek.
• Aphelion has a new issue out with fiction by James Lecky, E. S. Strout, Michael Ray Laemmle, Anna Caro, and J. Keegan.
• @Afterburn SF: “Gargoyle” by Camille Picott.
• M-Brane SF has its first issue of free SF out.
• Arkham Tales has its latest issue out with fiction by K.S. Clay, Dev Jarrett, Jason Hardy, Bric Barnes, Bret Tallman, Matt Finucane, Catherine J. Gardner, John Jasper Owens, Diane Payne, and Garrett Calcaterra, and poetry by K.S. Conlon.
• @Polu Texni: Part three of “Very Truly Yours” by Seth Gordan.
• The latest issue of Three Crow Press is out with fiction by Fran Walker, Joe Nazare, Gerard Brennan, Jean Langill, Carl Hose, John Miller, Michael R. Fosburg, and Mina Kelly.
• Audio Fiction:
  • @LibriVox: “The Edge of the Knife” by H. Beam Piper, read by jfmarchini.
  • @Pseudopod: “Bottle Babies” by Mary A. Turzillo, read by Ben Phillips.
  • @Well Told Tales: “The Cosmonaut” by Michael Huie, read by Eleiece Krawiec.
  • @ScottSigler.com: Chapter 41, the conclusion, of Nocturnal.
  • @Beneath Ceaseless Skies: “Dragon’s-Eyes” by Margaret Ronald
  • @SFFaudio:
    • “Scrimshaw” by Murray Leinster, read by Roy Turnbull.
    • “Accidental Death” by Peter Baily, read by Roy Turnbull.
    • “And All The Earth A Grave” by C.C. MacApp, read by Roy Turnbull.

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