Third Flatiron Publishing
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Third Flatiron does science fiction, fantasy, and horror short stories
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Eurydice in Capricorn by Neil James Hudson 10.02.2014 23:32
Eurydice in Capricorn, by Neil James Hudson. Science fiction. A Martian astronomer does the colony's horoscope. More of Neil James Hudson's work is available from neiljameshudson.net and Amazon.com. This story first appeared in the Third Flatiron Anthology, "Redshifted: Martian Stories." It is read by Christine Guzy and produced by Andrew Cairns.
Hogmanay Y2K or: Pay It Backward by Juliana Rew 20.12.2013 7:40
Hogmanay Y2K or: Pay It Backward, by Juliana Rew. Science fiction. If you could fix the changing climate, would you do it, or leave well enough alone? More of Juliana Rew's work is available from julianarew.com and Amazon.com. Story read by Keely Rew and produced by Andrew Cairns.
Concerning That Whole God Thing by Curtis James McConnell 12.10.2013 14:30
Concerning That Whole God Thing, by Curtis James McConnell. Science fiction. What would you do if you had an infinity globe in the basement? Now, you can factor either the existence or absence of God into the infinity globe scenario and develop your own ideas about how that changes things. This story appeared in the anthology, "Universe Horribilis," from Third Flatiron (ThirdFlatiron.com). More of...
The Sun Greeter by Marilyn K. Martin 01.09.2013 18:33
The Sun Greeter, by Marilyn K. Martin. Science fiction. A know-it-all documentarian from the distant future goes back to the ancient past and tries to shoehorn an ancient man's beliefs into her preconceived notions of what is "generally accepted or believed" in her time. This story appeared in the anthology, "Lost Worlds, Retraced," from Third Flatiron (ThirdFlatiron.com). More of Marilyn K. Marti...
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