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Afterburn SF November 2009 Issue
Posted by: | CommentsThe November 2009 issue of Afterburn SF is complete and posted online. It contains the stories “The Sixth Day” by Robey Jenkins and “The Chasm” by Regina Glei. Both care science fiction tales. “The Sixth Day” is an apocalyptic story, while “The Chasm” delves into a strange occurrence in a backyard.
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September And October Afterburn SF
Posted by: | CommentsThe September and October 2009 issues of Afterburn SF are complete and online. Stories are:
- “The Promise” by Sonny Whitelaw, animals have tough time dealing with environmental changes
- “Steel Island” by A. K. Sykora, terrorists attach an island post
- “Echoes of Eroin” by Martin Turton
- “Quest’s End” by Scott Harper, a vampire story
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July Afterburn SF Issue
Posted by: | CommentsThe July 2009 issue of Afterburn SF is complete and online. It contains the stories “The Steadfast” by Charles M. Saplak, “A Business Affair in Dioscuras” by James S. Dorr, and “The Gates of the Sun” by Lawrence Buentello.
All can be read for free at: Afterburn SF
Newest Issue of Afterburn SF
Posted by: | CommentsAfter dealing with some technical difficulties, the June 2009 issue of Afterburn SF is now complete and posted. The issue contains the stories “Boots” (letting past mistakes hinder future actions wrongly restricts capability. Driving forward, doing better today what was failed yesterday is the best way to live.) by C. L. Rossmann and “The Battle of Ganymede” by Mark Lawrence. Both can be read for free online at: Afterburn SF.
Afterburn SF
Posted by: | CommentsThe January issue of Afterburn SF is online and complete. The issue contains the following stories: “The Carrion Monster” by Tim McDaniel, “Time Tracker” by G. Miki Hayden, and “Twilight on Phobos” by Michael Anthony.
Afterburn SF had also announced that they will reopen to submissions on February 1, 2009.
Newest Issue of Afterburn SF
Posted by: | CommentsThe November 2008 issue of Afterburn SF is complete and contains the stories “The Ambassador” by Mark Lawrence and “Gliese 581″ (In today’s world of roller coaster oil prices and constant discussion of alternative energy sources it’s hard not to speculate on what the future holds for our planet. This story takes that speculation into the next century and beyond. An intriguing look at the state of humanity a century hence.) by Lee Gimenez.
On the Afterburn SF website, publisher Nat Thompson also announces … “I am launching a new publishing venture. Amazon.com has created an entirely new market for authors with their Kindle Wireless Reading Device. I will be publishing short fiction for this market through my company Obsidian River. If this venture is successful I look forward to developing many more titles for this market.”
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Afterburn SF
Posted by: | CommentsThe newest issue of Afterburn SF is up and running online. This month you’ll find “A Fistful of Tassels” by Z. S. Adani (What hope is there for a society built on the castoffs of another? There is the hope of their children. Each generation has the capacity to be greater and more compassionate than the previous.), and “Vigilant” by Mike Rimar (Who watches the watchers?).
