Short Science Fiction Collection 022 (FULL Audiobook)

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Short Science Fiction Collection 022
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Science Fiction is speculative literature that generally explores the consequences of ideas which are roughly consistent with nature and scientific method, but are not facts of the author's contemporary world. The stories often represent philosophical thought experiments presented in entertaining ways. Protagonists typically "think" rather than "shoot" their way out of problems, but the definition is flexible because there are no limits on an author's imagination. The reader-selected stories presented here were written prior to 1962 and became US public domain texts when their copyrights expired. (Summary by Gregg Margarite)
Genre(s): Science Fiction, Anthologies
Language: English
Group: Short Science Fiction Collections (FULL Audiobook)

[@martinaubol9170]

People who read are volunteering their time. Glad I get to.hear the stories.

[@dundeedolphin]

Can someone tell me: Are all Libravox recordings in the public domain?

[@84CORVETTEBILL]

Yes . Yes they are…. 😉 your comment made me laugh! Cheers!

[@johnnybgoode7983]

But.... who Is in the public domain? It might be trespassing!!

[@84CORVETTEBILL]

@@johnnybgoode7983 😂 📚 j

[@matthewlane4702]

So legend has it...

[@dollynormandeau9438]

Haha

[@rameyzamora1018]

"Master of None" is in the great, forgotten tradition of comedic sci fi. Bravo!

[@MrRolloTomasi]

Learned a little about blister beetles. Definitely better not to aggravate them!

[@robertdickson2319]

John the Venex robot. Terrific story. As was the Emperor of the World.

[@colinmelton3815]

When I Grow Up was really good! I love the ending, the Cliffhanger it left you on, takes some guts to do that

[@robertdickson2319]

'When I Grow Up.' Liked that also. Reminded me of guys like Henry Slesar, Bradbury and Evan Hunter. Bet the guy who wrote watched a lot of Hitchcock.

[@rhondaramos4474]

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[@dmonvisigoth1651]

That first story is representative of most instances of my having taken dissociative psychedelics.

[@gaylefitzpatrick8985]

fantastic selection, worth hearing again and again!

[@gerry5134]

Morphine, Adrenaline and that piece of mouldy old cheese he found underneath his refrigerator!

[@pelecyphora1]

The seeder by max williams is comedic sci fi.

[@BuildingCenter]

“Master of None” is my future biography, except for the trust-fund baby stage.

[@SwampDonkey64]

We took some of that when we were kids too. But it was called LSD. I've been to Venus and back. Even took a tour under a fingernail.😳

[@starlytesplanet]

I preferred Venus myself, super scenery :D

[@Eris123451]

Lightweights; both of you.

[@ssshhhjjj192]

@@Eris123451 LOLZ

[@cynsalm2288]

I had a great chat with a 6-foot Donald Duck at a local outdoor festival! You know, he’s a brilliant conversationalist!

[@josephsmith3908]

I've done lsd and heroin a physcadelic nod so to say

[@nayrb11111]

47:00:00

[@andrewkonopka1152]

there needs to be a list of the stories and at which part of the video to watch to hear story you like how can a first tie listen enjoy this I like some authors not all AK

[@someroob7915]

Why don’t you make one and post it for us, then?

[@livefully7568]

Better still DIYoself!

[@sunflower1129]

The number of choosing beggars 😮

[@gcollinbyrne]

You're reading too fast

[@lavonnelainabighawk]

Commas, pauses, and temperance of cadence, Matters to the masses LEBH

[@bretwebber7484]

waaazzzuuppp

[@allenhonaker4107]

Fillpot Asimov? 😂

[@adrianjohnson7920]

"Philpott" is the way I've seen it spelled

[@mystuff1405]

Morphine, adrenaline? Why not the other narcs too? Are you crazy?

[@jessiross84]

IM Ketamine?

[@DK-pb7tr]

Get on with it

[@lelwinshelton3301]

Western

[@user-jl8mp6lg4i]

All male review

[@williamhagen2792]

Do the narrators receive any training? It seems not.

[@chrisbudesa9355]

Volunteers

[@ruthcassidy6052]

It reminds me of grade school when we all took turns reading out loud (See Dick run! Bite Dick, Spot!). Some kids hated it, some kids loved it, some were indifferent. Some were really good readers, but some were just painful to listen to. Wonder if it has anything to do with whether their folks read to them when they were little? I figure, if folks are willing to volunteer their time to give us some great FREE entertainment, I can cut them some slack for not being professionals. Or maybe it's just me. :)

[@51hilman]

Some are very good some are not.

[@kiwibob223]

@@ruthcassidy6052 you are an upright character.

[@davidmicalizio824]

Have you volunteered?

[@robertsutton5554]

I'm sorry I just don't get it but to each their own whatever makes you happy

[@user-tu8kn5ii3o]

Shame. Great stories, Poor Narration

[@salty-walt]

Your summary is meandering vague, and useless. A list of titles & publication dates probably would've been better. With authours: better still. Turn your paragraph into a sentence & put the other info in.

[@dktestvideos]

Very annoying reading style

[@cmillerg6306]

Well, people volunteer to do this. Perhaps you could contribute your voice and do better?

[@otterrivers3765]

Exactly! Thank you..