Daily Science Fiction has announced its May 2013 line-up of free stories. All stories will appear on the web one week after their email publication.
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Daily Science Fiction has announced its April 2013 line-up of free stories. All stories will appear on the web one week after their email publication.
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Daily Science Fiction has announced its February 2013 line-up of free stories. All stories will appear on the web one week after their email publication.
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Daily Science Fiction has announced its January 2013 line-up of free stories:
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Daily Science Fiction has announced its November 2012 line-up of free stories:
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Daily Science Fiction has announced its October 2012 line-up of free stories:
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Daily Science Fiction has announced its September 2012 line-up of free stories:
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Daily Science Fiction has announced its August 2012 line-up of free stories:
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Daily Science Fiction has announced its July 2012 line-up of free stories:

• July 2: “Man on the Moon Day” by Amy Sundberg
• July 3: “Suburban Pixies” by Story Boyle
• July 4: “Too Careful” by Seth DeHaan
• July 5: “X Marks the Spot” by Kat Otis
• July 6: “Love, The Mermaids, and You” by Holli Mintzer
• July 9: “Disputed Delivery” by Alter S. Reiss
• July 10: “The Most Complicated Avatar” by Mary E. Lowd
• July 11: “Seven Sins” by Melanie Rees
• July 12: “After the Earthquake” by Caroline Yoachim
• July 13: “The Suicide Witch” by Vylar Kaftan
• July 16: “The Cost” by Laura Anne Gilman
• July 17: “Broken Glass” by Jacquelyn Bartel
• July 18: “The Mechanical Heart of Him” by Cate Gardner
• July 19: “The Power of the Cocoon” by Nina Kiriki Hoffman
• July 20: “Twenty Ways the Desert Could Kill You” by Sarah Pinsker
• July 23-27: “Henry, Ceasar of the Air, His Life and Times, or The Book of Qat,” A novella in five parts written by Lavie Tidhar
• July 30: “Sweet as Peaches” by Shane D. Rhinewald
• July 31: “The Curious Case of Version 47.13″ by Ekaterina Fawl

Daily Science Fiction has announced its June 2012 line-up of free stories:

• June 1: “The Time of Their Visitation” by Lisa Nohealani Morton
• June 4: “The Princess and the Monster” by Ryan Creel
• June 5: “An Open Letter in Defense of Our Alien Overlords” by Katherine Heath Shaeffer
• June 6: “Metal and Flesh” by Steven R. Stewart
• June 7: “Angel Plantation” by Tina Connolly
• June 8: “Fairy Tales” by Eliza Victoria
• June 11: “Double Exposure” by Lou Antonelli
• June 12: “Deathday” by Jonas David
• June 13: “British Colonial” by Amanda Clark
• June 14: “The Magician of Words” by Ruth Nestvold
• June 15: “The Pretty Woman Without Mercy” by Steven Mathes
• June 18: “Faerie Food” by Kat Otis
• June 19: “Ryan’s World” by Paul Ebbs
• June 20: “Dark Roads for the Eternal Ruler” by Eric James Stone
• June 21: “Peas, Plots, and Peril” by Melissa Mead
• June 22: “The Midnight Knock Again” by Patricia Russo
• June 25: “Taking Care of Ma” by Lee Hallison
• June 26: “The Watchmaker’s Gift” by Rich Matrunick
• June 27: “The Dream of the Night-Shift Power Worker” by Edoardo Albert
• June 28: “Sacred Artifacts” by Greg Leunig
• June 29: “Answer Man” by A.J. Barr

Daily Science Fiction has announced its May 2012 line-up of free stories:

• May 1: “Seven Losses of Na Re” by Rose Lemberg
• May 2: “Clem” by Cassandra Rose Clarke
• May 3: “An Old Acquaintance” by K.G. Jewell
• May 4: “Dancing in the Dark” by Stephanie Burgis
• May 7: “One Childhood of Many” by Andrew S. Fuller
• May 8: “The Rush of the Wind and the Roar of the Engines, and the Call of the Open Road” by Lavie Tidhar
• May 9: “The Tome of Tourmaline” by Ken Liu
• May 10: “Wrong World” by Steve J. Myers
• May 11: “Great White Ship” by Lou Antonelli
• May 14: “The Call” by Erin M. Hartshorn
• May 15: “Dragoman” by Helen Jackson
• May 16: “Monsters Big and Small” by Jakob Drud
• May 17: “Hoist with an Ark to the Stars” by David Glen Larson
• May 18: “The Vault” by Leslie Claire Walker
• May 21: “Fantasies” by Jasmine Fahmy
• May 22: “The Numbers” by Timothy Moore
• May 23: “Wishes” by Patricia Ash
• May 24: “Pocket” by Elizabeth Creith
• May 25: “Ballad of a Hot Air Balloon-Headed Girl” by Douglas F. Warrick
• May 28: “Endgame” by Thomas Canfield
• May 29: “Brief Interviews with Therianthropes” by Alec Austin and Marissa Kristine Lingen
• May 30: “The Girl She Truly Was” by Lauren K. Moody
• May 31: “Sapience and Maternal Instincts” by Krystal Claxton

Additionally, the stories from May 2012 will appear in a Kindle edition available on Amazon.

Daily Science Fiction has announced its April 2012 line-up of free stories:

• April 2: “What Jerry Knows” by Shane D. Rhinewald
• April 3: “This Rough Magic” by Christie Yant
• April 4: “After” by C.L. Holland
• April 5: “Back in My Day” by Stacey Danielle Lepper
• April 6: “Nameless” by Mari Ness
• April 9: “Older, Wiser, Time Traveler” by M. Bennardo
• April 10: “Rust” by Steven Saus
• April 11: “A Case of Curiosities” by Von Savant
• April 12: “Fallen Through Time” by Amy Gaertner
• April 13: “A Slice of 3.141592653589793238462643″ by Oliver Buckram
• April 16: “Objects in Space” by Alex Livingston
• April 17: “Infested” by Stephen V. Ramey
• April 18: “A Special Day” by Shannon Fay
• April 19: “Undone” by Greg Porter
• April 20: “Mad Cats and Englishmen” by Laura Anne Gilman
• April 23: “Ella and the Man” by K.S. Clay
• April 24: “You’ve Ruined This for Me” by Ewan C. Forbes
• April 25: “Dolly at the End of the World” by Amanda C. Davis
• April 26: “You Can’t Come Here Any More” by Luc Reid
• April 27: “The Bittersweet Here and After” by Margaret Leanne Clark
• April 30: “Diatra” by Kevin Pickett

Daily Science Fiction has announced its March 2012 line-up of free stories which continues the Numbers Quartet sequence:

• March 1: “Genie Electric” by Andrew Kaye
• March 2: “The Sacred Tree” by Mike Resnick
• March 5: “The Way” by Frank Dutkiewicz
• March 6: “Painted Haven” by Michael Banker
• March 7: “How Love Works” by Stephen Gaskell (The Numbers Quartet)
• March 8: “Prophet” by Laura Lee McArdle
• March 9: “Insomnia” by A.G. Carpenter
• March 12: “The Take” by Alex Shvartsman
• March 13: “Mortal Coil” by Ian Nichol
• March 14: “The Heartless Light of Stars” by Aliette de Bodard (The Numbers Quartet)
• March 15: “The Body Shop” by Devin Wallace
• March 16: “No Gift of Words” by Annie Bellet
• March 19: “Memories of My Mother” by Ken Liu
• March 20: “Guaranteed to Work” by Lee Hallison
• March 21: “Godshift” by Nancy Fulda (The Numbers Quartet)
• March 22: “The Fabulous Hotel” by Sandra McDonald
• March 23: “Frog/Prince” by Melissa Mead
• March 26: “In the Unlikely Event” by Ferrett Steinmetz
• March 27: “A Different Rain” by Mari Ness
• March 28: “Underneath” by Amelia Beamer
• March 29: “Offering Solace” by Jamie Lackey
• March 30: “The White Raven’s Feather” by David D. Levine

Daily Science Fiction has announced its February 2012 line-up of free stories which continues the Numbers Quartet sequence:

• February 1: “Worlds Like a Hundred Thousand Pearls” by Aliette de Bodard (The Numbers Quartet)
• February 2: “Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Monkey” by Ruth Nestvold
• February 3: “Cloudburst” by Robert Reed
• February 6: “Biomass” by Alexander Stanmyer
• February 7: “Magic Enough” by Chuck Von Nordheim
• February 8: “Angry Child” by Benjamin Rosenbaum (The Numbers Quartet)
• February 9: “The Steel Throne” by Eric James Stone
• February 10: “The Age of Three Stars” by Ken Schneyer
• February 13: “The Pencil of Truth” by Shamus Maxwell
• February 14: “Joey LeRath’s Rocketship” by Julian Mortimer Smith
• February 15: “Pulse” by Stephen Gaskell (The Numbers Quartet)
• February 16: “In Her Arms of Dresden Pale” by Damien Walters Grintalis
• February 17: “Nanomite” by Patricia Duffy Novak
• February 20: “Digital Blues” by Greg Mellor
• February 21: “The Prisoners ” by Darren Latta
• February 22: “Nilly” by Benjamin Rosenbaum (The Numbers Quartet)
• February 23: “Saurus ” by John Van Pelt
• February 24: “Bus Ride To Mars” by Cat Rambo
• February 27: “Storytellers” by Jen Brubacher
• February 28: “The Procedure ” by Lawrence Elder
• February 29: “The Princess of the Perfume River” by Aliette de Bodard (The Numbers Quartet)