Showing posts with label Star Trek Into Darkness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Star Trek Into Darkness. Show all posts

Saturday, December 15, 2012

E-Books, Hobbit, Trek, and Science News, and More

Some more free goodies for you!  There's a new audio fiction story at the always amazing Clarkesworld Magazine, and some good sounding E-Books, including the short story collection Essential Reading in Science Fiction by David Scholes. There's a newly discovered lost fairy tale by Hans Christian Anderson (believed to be his first) and more including Science and Movie News.



[Art from Essential Reading in Science Fiction linked below]

 




Audio 

E-Books
 At Free e Books Daily:
Other Genres
Science News
Hobbit and Star Trek News

Tuesday, December 11, 2012

Free E-Books and More

Some good free e-books and comics as well as science and Hobbit news and more. 


[Art from "Cat Men of Phoebus" in comics below]





E-Books
At Free eBooks Daily:
Via Pixel of Ink:
  • The Boat by Christine Dougherty. Horror.
At Smashwords:
Comics
Other Genres
Science News
 Genre Film News




Saturday, December 8, 2012

Saturday

Just a few freebies today as well as some news. The image is from the Sorcerer and the White Snake, which looks good, despite some rather weak CGI. Back tomorrow.






Audio Fiction
At Escape Pod: "Chandra’s Game" by Samantha Henderson. Science Fiction.
     "Chandra’s Game roots in the side of a barren asteroid moon like a tick.  Over the years we’ve burrowed deeper into rock and ice until poor Chandra is mostly Game.  We loop the twin wormholes, Gehenna and Tartarus, roundabout in a figure eight, ready to catch the freighters as they escape from hell’s dark maw.  We strip them of goods and drink their heat, load them up and send them into another hell.  It’s a profitable game, Chandra’s."

At LibriVox: "Tanks" by Murray Leinster.
    "Two miles of American front had gone dead. And on two lone infantrymen, lost in the menace of the fog-gas and the tanks, depended the outcome of the war of 1932."  First Published in Astounding Stories of Super-Science No. 1, January, 1930

Flash Fiction
E-Books
At Free eBooks Daily"
At Smashwords:
Other Genres
Audio at Radio Drama Revival: "A Christmas Carol” by Charles Dickens.
Fiction at Online Pulps: "Nursery Crime" by Joe Archibald. Crime 1945. and "Gunman's Christmas" by Caddo Cameron. Western 1946.

Science News

Genre Film/TV News