Thursday, September 12, 2013

Fresh Free Reads! Get 'em While They're Hot!


And so, despite obstacles on near biblical proportions, which threatened to end civilization as we know it, leaving us cold, scared, and hungry, huddling around trashcan fires (or I had a mouse that kept sticking) QuasarDragon finally has this afternoon's free fiction links. Once again thanks for some go out to that likable linker, Regan Wolfrom of SF Signal.  [Art from London Darkness: Infernal Inventions]








Fiction
At Dargonzine:
"Shadows of Dargon" by James Neale. Fantasy.
     "Jem shifted slightly, moving his shoulders along the wall, so that his relaxed slouch allowed him to watch the man swagger down the street. He had felt the welling shock of hope, when he first glimpsed the man stalking through the crowd. He had thought it was Rauf, but it was not. Jem still hoped Rauf would walk back into his life, like he had that cold winter night five years ago."

"Ol Tamboch Narhin - The Rigors of War" Part 5 of 5 by Dafydd Cyhoeddwr. Fantasy.
     "A country often has a characteristic for which it is known, such as Lederian wine, or Mandrakan marble. At times, opinions vary on the defining feature: Comarr is best known to some for it tobacco, to others for its cattle. Sometimes, though, the opinion is universal. Such it is with the Beinison Empire. The characteristic for which it is best known is war."

• At Fireside Fiction"Form and Void" by Elizabeth Bear. Science Fiction.

     "But Comanche knew that if she didn’t say, “I’m emigrating to Io too,” that would be the biggest, shiniest ruby of all. So Comanche kissed her mother goodbye, and kissed her father, and packed up her few worldly things."

• At HiLobrow: "Herland - Part 9" by Charlotte Perkins Gilman.Science Fiction. 1915.
     "To these women we came, filled with the ideas, convictions, traditions, of our culture, and undertook to rouse in them the emotions which — to us — seemed proper."

E-Books
At Free eBooks Daily:
At Amazon: [Via Freebook Sifter]

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