"what it means to be human"
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theladyrose! May you have an excellent day and a fantastic year to come.
I have some links to audio fiction to share with you today:
* Maria Lectrix has just begun posting her audio version of Astounding Stories of Super-Science’s February 1930 issue, the second issue of the magazine, the text of which was recently added to Project Gutenberg. Her readings begin with this post.
* Librivox.org has released several new unabridged readings of interest to genre readers:
- The Last Enemy by H. Beam Piper
- The Golden Bough by Sir James Frazer
- The Mysteries of Udolpho by Ann Radcliffe
- Short Science Fiction Collection Vol. 16 by Various Authors
- Short Science Fiction Collection Vol. 17 by Various Authors
"And how do you think people have survived? How do people remember who they are and where they're from? And how do they know what it means to be human, what makes us more than animals? How do they pass these things on to their children? Stories, that's how."
- from Floodland by Marcus Sedgwick
theladyrose! May you have an excellent day and a fantastic year to come.I have some links to audio fiction to share with you today:
* Maria Lectrix has just begun posting her audio version of Astounding Stories of Super-Science’s February 1930 issue, the second issue of the magazine, the text of which was recently added to Project Gutenberg. Her readings begin with this post.
* Librivox.org has released several new unabridged readings of interest to genre readers:
- The Last Enemy by H. Beam Piper
- The Golden Bough by Sir James Frazer
- The Mysteries of Udolpho by Ann Radcliffe
- Short Science Fiction Collection Vol. 16 by Various Authors
- Short Science Fiction Collection Vol. 17 by Various Authors
"And how do you think people have survived? How do people remember who they are and where they're from? And how do they know what it means to be human, what makes us more than animals? How do they pass these things on to their children? Stories, that's how."
- from Floodland by Marcus Sedgwick