4 Dark & Thoughtful Sci Fi Short Stories | Bedtime Audiobook | Classic Short Stories

In this compilation of Sci-Fi short stories, I read 4 thought-provoking and sometimes disturbing tales written by the great authors of the 50's and 60's. Enjoy listening while driving, exercising or relaxing before bed.
0:00 Introduction
0:21 Stalemate - Basil Wells
26:55 The Other Now - Murray Leinster
52:00 Dream World - R. A. Lafferty
1:05:11 The Furious Rose - Dean Evans
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Stalemate - Basil Wells first appeared in the November 1954 edition of If Worlds of Science Fiction and is available as a public domain work on Project Gutenberg here: www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/32594
The Other Now - Murray Leinster first appeared in the March 1951 edition of Galaxy Science Fiction and is available as a public domain work on Project Gutenberg here: www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51112
Dream World - R. A. Lafferty first appeared in the June 1962 edition of Galaxy Magazine
and is available as a public domain work on Project Gutenberg here: www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51668
The Furious Rose - Dean Evans first appeared in the January 1952 edition of Galaxy Science Fiction and is available as a public domain work on Project Gutenberg here: www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51257
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[@thefisherking78]

This is some great stuff. Thank you.

[@alantaylor353]

Awesome.! Thank you for this.! 👍 👍 👍

[@storiesfromthesky]

Glad you liked it!

[@samanthabaker964]

U r an awesome narrator my friend. Thank u.

[@storiesfromthesky]

So nice of you to say, thanks.

[@ElaineOddsoxxx1]

Smashing stories and narration, Thanx!

[@storiesfromthesky]

Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for listening!

[@DownhillAllTheWay]

I thought "The other now" was the best.

[@louisbrugnoni7639]

Thank you!

[@storiesfromthesky]

You're welcome!

[@aishalotter9995]

The third story is quite good , I’ve not heard it before, thanx for the upload m8 !!!

[@storiesfromthesky]

Thanks for listening, good to know you discovered a great new story.

[@RedcoatsReturn]

Well done Will…excellent reading 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏classic sci fi stories..well woven with real life and great fantasy 😊😊👍👍

[@storiesfromthesky]

Thank you very much!

[@kennyjoe7asa]

Thank you.

[@storiesfromthesky]

You're welcome!

[@greatestytcommentator]

Wow, Great Stuff.. Thanks.

[@storiesfromthesky]

Glad you liked it!

[@Neojoe20]

Why do us Americans love the brit accent for narration? I blame David Attenborough. Good job bro.

[@storiesfromthesky]

Thanks for the kind comment!

[@beckymurray7786]

The stories, voice and freeness are outstanding but why the visuals of the world map and satellites? Playing into my anxiety 15:41 This spoilt it for me

[@storiesfromthesky]

Thanks for the kind comment and feedback. Apologies if the visuals ruined the experience. I try to make them interesting but not too invasive, but it seems like on this occasion there might have been a better choice.

[@beckymurray7786]

@@storiesfromtheskythe content, plot, and reading voice are all brilliant. I appreciate your reply. Have a great day

[@noself22]

These are great thank you. BUT..its annoying how you go from one story straight into the next one, without any space in between. One minutes silence at the end of each story, to give the listener some time to digest it before the next story starts, would be greatly appreciated... cheers

[@storiesfromthesky]

Glad you enjoyed them. I appreciate the feedback, too. I will make sure the gaps between stories are longer, although I think for most people a whole minute will be a little too much. And of course for those who want a longer break, there's always the pause button.

[@FRANKSNAKE71]

Don’t you have a pause button? 🤦‍♂️Cheers!

[@noself22]

Whats wrong with a lirrle bit of space? Wouldnt make more sense for the impatient listener to hit fast forward to the next story, than make the relaxed contemplator be quick to pause before the next story starts?