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CB Droege

The Lone and Level Sands

Published Mar 3, 2021 · 315 words (2 minutes) · 40 views

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"They are gone now, as you can see."

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David Perlmutter

New Story Sale

Published Mar 2, 2021 · 13 words (1 minute) · 27 views

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Maria Haskins

My Weekly 5 - MArc 1, 2021

Published Mar 2, 2021 · 998 words (4 minutes) · 3 views

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Charles Q. Choi

My first sale is currently the most recommended 2021 novelette on RocketStackRank!

Published Mar 1, 2021 · 124 words (1 minute) · 21 views

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David Perlmutter

Author Shout Reader Ready Award

Published Mar 1, 2021 · 17 words (1 minute) · 19 views

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Edward Ashton

Hoe Cakes

Published Feb 28, 2021 · 623 words (3 minutes) · 23 views

I caught myself feeling nostalgic about business travel this morning. This took care of it.

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David Perlmutter

New Facebook Page

Published Feb 28, 2021 · 15 words (1 minute) · 16 views

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Dan Stout

Titan's Day - Chapter 1

Published Feb 28, 2021 · 3,532 words (13 minutes) · 22 views

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First chapter excerpt from Titan's Day (2020, DAW Books). Paperback re-release in April, 2021!

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Joyce Reynolds-Ward

Interview with the Martiniere

Published Feb 27, 2021 · 6,946 words (26 minutes) · 117 views

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One of the biggest reporters of the era interviews Gabriel Martiniere and Ruby Barkley about their past and their current roles as the Martiniere and the Matriarch. But there is more than one interview going on...and Ruby continues to learn more about Gabe's secretive past during the years they spent apart. A BROKEN ANGEL preview.

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Charles Q. Choi

The Atlas Planetological — The Elevator Pitch

Published Feb 27, 2021 · 386 words (2 minutes) · 174 views

Here on Curious Fictions, I plan on serializing the first part of my first novel, tentatively named "The Atlas Planetological." What might subscribers expect to read? Start by imagining that countless worlds across the galaxy are home to branches of the human family tree, and each branch differs from the others in a unique way. At times these differences are minor—everyone might be born left-handed. At times these differences are major—everyone might be immortal.