Summary:
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)
In this Collection:
01 = Ep-01 - the Altar at Midnight = C. M. Kornbluth.mp3
01 = File-01-Afraid of the Darknet = James Patrick Kelly.mp3
01 = File-01-an Interest on Ten Shillings = H. Rider Haggard.mp3
01 = File-01-Invasion of the Terra-Cots = Roy Trumbull.mp3
01 = File-01-Muddles = Horace Brown Fyfe.mp3
01 = File-01-on the Net-Bring on the Digital Hugos = James Patrick Kelly.mp3
01 = File-01-on the Net-F T L = James Patrick Kelly.mp3
01 = File-01-on the Net-Time Travel = James Patrick Kelly.mp3
02 = Ep-02 - the Defenders = Philip K. Dick.mp3
02 = File-02-Invasion of the Terra-Cots = Roy Trumbull.mp3
02 = File-02-Muddles = Horace Brown Fyfe.mp3
02 = File-02-What Was Found in the Pool = H. Rider Haggard.mp3
03 = Ep-03 - Foundling on Venus = John -& Dorothy De Courcy.mp3
03 = File-03-Jim-Jim Is Avenged = H. Rider Haggard.mp3
04 = Ep-04 - the Leech = Phillips Barbee.mp3
05 = Ep-05 - the Repairman = Harry Harrison.mp3
06 = Ep-06 - Second Landing = Floyd Wallace.mp3
07 = Ep-07 - the Talkative Tree = Horace Brown Fyfe.mp3
08 = Ep-08 - They Twinkled Like Jewels = Philip Jose Farmer.mp3
09 = Ep-09 - Warm = Robert Sheckley.mp3
10 = Ep-10 - Wind = Charles Louis Fontenay.mp3
