Daily Science Fiction Stories of February 2011

Daily Science Fiction Stories of February 2011

by Jay Lake, Jenn Reese, Cat Rambo, Tim Pratt, Greg van Eekhout, Nina Kiriki Hoffman, Heather Shaw, Leslie What

104 pages· 2011
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Daily Science Fiction is an email magazine. Those who sign up (subscribe), receive a science fiction story in their email box for free each weekday. The stories are later published to the website. It's that simple.

Nothing's that simple. By science fiction, we mean anything that would traditionally be found in the science fiction section of your local bookstore. While most of what we send falls easily into science fiction or fantasy, we also include slipstream, magical realism, and some stories that defy even these interstitial classifications.

We have enjoyed the work the authors have shared with us. We hope you enjoy them, and subscribe at our website. www.dailysciencefiction.com.

Featuring stories by Peter M Ball, Katie H Camp, D.A. D'Amico, Brian Dolton, Tim Pratt, Jenn Reese, Heather Shaw, Greg van Eekhout, Lyn C.A. Gardner, S.J. Hirons, Sylvia Hiven, Nina Kiriki Hoffman, James Hutchings, Jay Lake, Colum Paget, Cat Rambo, Alter S. Reiss, Jeff Samson, Steve Stanton, and Leslie What. Cover art by Tim Stewart.

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