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December 20th, 2011
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Daily Science Fiction Stories for January, 2012.
Earth — December 22, 2011 — We are pleased to announce The Numbers Quartet, a series of 12 stories based on important concepts of mathematics, written by Aliette de Bodard, Nancy Fulda, Stephen Gaskell, and Benjamin Rosenbaum. The first story launches on Wednesday, January 4th. The series will continue for the following 11 Wednesdays, culminating on March 22nd.
The following stories are scheduled for email distribution in January of 2012. Each story will be posted at www.dailysciencefiction.com one week after its exclusive email distribution. The stories from January 2012 will appear in a Kindle edition available on Amazon.
January 2 "Happy Birthday" by Sara Thustra
January 3 "Still Life Through Water Droplets" by D. Thomas Minton
January 4 "The Mind of Allah" by Stephen Gaskell (The Numbers Quartet)
January 5 "Saviors" by James Beamon
January 6 "Calling Down the Moon" by Diana Sherman
January 9 "Look Who Came to Dinner" by Susan Franceschina
January 10 "Electric Company" by Melissa Mead
January 11 "Things Exist by Imitation of Numbers" by Benjamin Rosenbaum (The Numbers Quartet)
January 12 "Into the Forest" by Dana Dupont
January 13 "Sixty-One by Seventy" by K.G. Jewell
January 16 "Do I Tell Her?" by Steven L. Peck
January 17 "Dumb as Dirt" by Garth Upshaw
January 18 "All or Nothing" by Nancy Fulda (The Numbers Quartet)
January 19 "The Professor's Boy" by Erik Goranson
January 20 "The Stoker Memorandum" by Lavie Tidhar
January 23 "Midnight at River's Edge" by Ron Collins
January 24 "Inconstant Nature" by Colum Paget
January 25 "The Death and Rebirth of Anne Bonny" by Nancy Fulda (The Numbers Quartet)
January 26 "+1" by James Luke Worrad
January 27 "Good Taste" by Derek Ivan Webster
January 30 "Visiting Planet Earth" by Eric Brown
January 31 "The Long Con" by Megan R. Engelhardt
For more information: http://www.dailysciencefiction.com
Press Release Archive
December 20th, 2011
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
http://www.dailysciencefiction.com
info@dailysciencefiction.com
Daily Science Fiction Stories for January, 2012.
Earth — December 22, 2011 — We are pleased to announce The Numbers Quartet, a series of 12 stories based on important concepts of mathematics, written by Aliette de Bodard, Nancy Fulda, Stephen Gaskell, and Benjamin Rosenbaum. The first story launches on Wednesday, January 4th. The series will continue for the following 11 Wednesdays, culminating on March 22nd.
The following stories are scheduled for email distribution in January of 2012. Each story will be posted at www.dailysciencefiction.com one week after its exclusive email distribution. The stories from January 2012 will appear in a Kindle edition available on Amazon.
January 2 "Happy Birthday" by Sara Thustra
January 3 "Still Life Through Water Droplets" by D. Thomas Minton
January 4 "The Mind of Allah" by Stephen Gaskell (The Numbers Quartet)
January 5 "Saviors" by James Beamon
January 6 "Calling Down the Moon" by Diana Sherman
January 9 "Look Who Came to Dinner" by Susan Franceschina
January 10 "Electric Company" by Melissa Mead
January 11 "Things Exist by Imitation of Numbers" by Benjamin Rosenbaum (The Numbers Quartet)
January 12 "Into the Forest" by Dana Dupont
January 13 "Sixty-One by Seventy" by K.G. Jewell
January 16 "Do I Tell Her?" by Steven L. Peck
January 17 "Dumb as Dirt" by Garth Upshaw
January 18 "All or Nothing" by Nancy Fulda (The Numbers Quartet)
January 19 "The Professor's Boy" by Erik Goranson
January 20 "The Stoker Memorandum" by Lavie Tidhar
January 23 "Midnight at River's Edge" by Ron Collins
January 24 "Inconstant Nature" by Colum Paget
January 25 "The Death and Rebirth of Anne Bonny" by Nancy Fulda (The Numbers Quartet)
January 26 "+1" by James Luke Worrad
January 27 "Good Taste" by Derek Ivan Webster
January 30 "Visiting Planet Earth" by Eric Brown
January 31 "The Long Con" by Megan R. Engelhardt
For more information: http://www.dailysciencefiction.com
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