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The following stories are scheduled for email distribution in September.
Wed. Sept. 1: “An Adventure in the Antiquities Market,” by Jeff Hecht
Thurs. Sept. 2: “Mark andShelly’s,” by Steven R. Stewart
Fri. Sept. 3: “Butterfly and the Blight at the Heart of the World,” by Lavie Tidhar
Mon. Sept. 6: “Fiddle,” by Tim Pratt
Tues. Sept. 7: “Ezra’s Prophecy,” by Deborah Walker
Wed. Sept. 8: “Hobo Signs,” by Ree Young
Thurs. Sept. 9: “Tag, You’re It,” by Melissa Mead
Fri. Sept. 10: “Seeking Nothing,” by Cat Rambo
Mon. Sept. 13: “Chameleon,” by Colin Harvey
Tues. Sept. 14: “On the Sweetness of Children,” by Michelle Muenzler
Wed. Sept. 15: “Mercury in Hand, ” by Amanda M. Hayes
Thurs. Sept. 16: “Azencer,” by Rigel Ailur
Fri. Sept. 17: “American Changeling,” by Mary Robinette Kowal
Mon. Sept. 20: “Flint’s Folly,” by J. Chant
Tues. Sept. 21: “Picture in Sand,” by Susan A. Shepherd
Wed. Sept. 22: “The Man who Said Goodmorning,” by Ralph Gamelli
Thurs. Sept. 23: “The Jug Game,” by Jennifer Moore
Fri. Sept. 24: “The Fosterling,” by Therese Arkenberg
Mon. Sept. 27: “Long Pig,” by Matthew Johnson
Tues. Sept. 28: “Sparks,” by Mari Ness
Wed. Sept. 29: “Small Differences,” by Tim Patterson
Thurs. Sept. 30: “A Little-Known Historical Fact,” by Tim McDaniel
Writers: We're doing our best to respond to every story within three weeks. (Have we succeeded? Most of the time thus far. A few tough decisions have tripped us up.) If you submitted 21 or more days ago please email us right away!
Thanks,
Jonathan & Michele
So it begins. The virtual presses are cranked and straining under the load. Our hands are stained with virtual ink. If you've signed up, you should have received the first story already.
Subscribing to Daily Science Fiction is free. Sign up by entering your email on the right side of this page, then hitting the arrow next to it. (You'll be sent a confirmation email.)
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The following stories are scheduled for email distribution in September.
Wed. Sept. 1: “An Adventure in the Antiquities Market,” by Jeff Hecht
Thurs. Sept. 2: “Mark and
Fri. Sept. 3: “Butterfly and the Blight at the Heart of the World,” by Lavie Tidhar
Mon. Sept. 6: “Fiddle,” by Tim Pratt
Tues. Sept. 7: “Ezra’s Prophecy,” by Deborah Walker
Wed. Sept. 8: “Hobo Signs,” by Ree Young
Thurs. Sept. 9: “Tag, You’re It,” by Melissa Mead
Fri. Sept. 10: “Seeking Nothing,” by Cat Rambo
Mon. Sept. 13: “Chameleon,” by Colin Harvey
Tues. Sept. 14: “On the Sweetness of Children,” by Michelle Muenzler
Wed. Sept. 15: “Mercury in Hand, ” by Amanda M. Hayes
Thurs. Sept. 16: “Azencer,” by Rigel Ailur
Fri. Sept. 17: “American Changeling,” by Mary Robinette Kowal
Mon. Sept. 20: “Flint’s Folly,” by J. Chant
Tues. Sept. 21: “Picture in Sand,” by Susan A. Shepherd
Wed. Sept. 22: “The Man who Said Goodmorning,” by Ralph Gamelli
Thurs. Sept. 23: “The Jug Game,” by Jennifer Moore
Fri. Sept. 24: “The Fosterling,” by Therese Arkenberg
Mon. Sept. 27: “Long Pig,” by Matthew Johnson
Tues. Sept. 28: “Sparks,” by Mari Ness
Wed. Sept. 29: “Small Differences,” by Tim Patterson
Thurs. Sept. 30: “A Little-Known Historical Fact,” by Tim McDaniel
Writers: We're doing our best to respond to every story within three weeks. (Have we succeeded? Most of the time thus far. A few tough decisions have tripped us up.) If you submitted 21 or more days ago please email us right away!
Thanks,
Jonathan & Michele
