Available in The Collected Stories: Volume 1.
Category: Sci-fi
The Gun — Philip K. Dick
Available in The Skull — Philip K. Dick
Available in Beyond Lies the Wub — Philip K. Dick
Available in The Mad Scientist’s Guide to World Domination — Anthology
Edited by John Joseph Adams.
Professor Incognito Apologizes: An Itemized List — Austin Grossman – 2012
Father of the Groom — Harry Turtledove – 2012
Laughter at the Academy — Seanan McGuire – 2012
Letter to the Editor — David D. Levine – 2012
Instead of a Loving Heart — Jeremiah Tolbert – 2004
The Executor — Daniel H. Wilson – 2012
The Angel of Death Has a Business Plan — Heather Lindsley – 2012
Homo Perfectus — David Farland – 2012
Ancient Equations — L. A. Banks – 2012
Rural Singularity — Alan Dean Foster – 2012
Captain Justice Saves the Day — Genevieve Valentine – 2012
The Mad Scientist’s Daughter — Theodora Goss – 2010
The Space Between — Diana Gabaldon – 2012
Harry and Marlowe Meet the Founder of the Aetherian Revolution — Carrie Vaughn – 2012
Blood & Stardust — Laird Barron – 2012
A More Perfect Union — L. E. Modesitt, Jr. – 2012
Rocks Fall — Naomi Novik – 2012
We Interrupt This Broadcast — Mary Robinette Kowal – 2012
The Last Dignity of Man — Marjorie M. Liu – 2012
The Pittsburgh Technology — Jeffrey Ford – 2012
Mofongo Knows — Grady Hendrix – 2012
The Food Taster’s Boy — Ben H. Winters – 2012
#fantasy #scifi #johnjosephadams #seananmcguire #naominovik #maryrobinettekowal
Spectrum Worlds — Seth Rain
The first book in The Cyberpunk Uploads series.
Having just been put through the ultimate in tedious and pointless interruptions to story flow and action scenes when i read The Heartstrikers series, to sit and read this book was an absolute pleasure. Yes folks, if you really like a high paced, non-stop, story line then this just might be what you’re looking for.
On top of the fast flowing story it’s also a rather good story. We essentially have a battle royale going between three groups: androids who hate humans and want to eradicate and/or enslave them, humans who want to do the same to androids, and then there’s the odd-ball androids and humans out in left field who think we can all live peacefully and happily together ever after. Centre it all in the London of the future, known as Lundun, and shove our main protagonist, The Postman, right in the middle of all this is.
The most astute reader will get to realise by the end of the book that there really isn’t anyone The Postman can trust, android or human, everyone seems to have agendas and secrets and i’m really looking forward to learning more in the next book, Messiah Online, which i dove straight into without any hesitation.
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#scifi #cyberpunk #sethrain
Machine Learning — Hugh Howey
Aliens and Alien Worlds
The Walk up Nameless Ridge
Second Suicide
Nothing Goes to Waste
Deep Blood Kettle
Artificial Intelligences
Machine Learning
Executable
The Box
Glitch
Silo Stories
In the Air
In the Mountain
In the Woods
Fantasy
Hell from the East
The Black Beast
The Good God
Algorithms of Love and Hate
The Automated Ones
Mouth Breathers
While (u > i) i- -;
Virtual Worlds
The Plagiarist
Select Character
Lost and Found
Promises of London
Peace in Amber
