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Aug. 28th, 2013
Idle Roomer (Mike Resnick and Lezli Robyn)
Read by Cat Rambo.
A kindly cleaning lady bridges the vast gulf between her and a mysterious border at a run-down rooming house.
Yeah, lame pun in the title aside, this didn't deserve the intense feeling of dread I felt when I say the name Resnick.
Read by Cat Rambo.
A kindly cleaning lady bridges the vast gulf between her and a mysterious border at a run-down rooming house.
Yeah, lame pun in the title aside, this didn't deserve the intense feeling of dread I felt when I say the name Resnick.
A Woman's Best Friend (Robert Reed)
Read by Mary Robinette Kowal.
A would-be hero is given an unexpected lesson in quantum mechanics. It's hard to say whether George's story ends happily or not.
Still tired from camping but for some reason I kept sticking spoilers in. Brevity better than verbosity, I think.
Read by Mary Robinette Kowal.
A would-be hero is given an unexpected lesson in quantum mechanics. It's hard to say whether George's story ends happily or not.
Still tired from camping but for some reason I kept sticking spoilers in. Brevity better than verbosity, I think.
The Second Gift Given (Ken Scholes)
Read by Mike Allen, this details contact between a degenerate branch of humanity and a more advanced branch. Our protagonist eventually is of a mind to accept the gifts the visitors offer; this faces him with the question of what to do about his still bestial relatives.
As it turns out a lot of the objections I had to this - starting with consent - do get addressed but the
Read by Mike Allen, this details contact between a degenerate branch of humanity and a more advanced branch. Our protagonist eventually is of a mind to accept the gifts the visitors offer; this faces him with the question of what to do about his still bestial relatives.
As it turns out a lot of the objections I had to this - starting with consent - do get addressed but the
Recession. A return backwards to what you once were, cousin. A human. One of the People.stuff rubbed me the wrong way for some reason.