This weeks installment of Sci Phi Journal is a story called Fast Forward by Richard S. Levine, and it is read by Kim Fortuner
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This weeks installment of Sci Phi Journal is a story called Relearning Touch by up and coming author Melvin Cartegena, and it is read by podiobooks author Arlene Radasky.
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This weeks installment of Sci Phi Journal is the second part of Colonel Spitfire and the 7th Brigade written by Dr Chris Drohan.
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This weeks installment of Sci Phi Journal is the first two part story and is written by Dr Chris Drohan. It is quite a weird story, but I also quite like it. I’d be interested to see what others think. Warning, there is a bit of reasonably graphic violence in this weeks story.
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This weeks installment of Sci Phi Journal is a special release for the 200th Anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin and Abraham Lincoln. Dr Steve Fuller has given us permission to produce his play “Lincoln and Darwin for one night only”. The play is performed by Hayley Gallagher as Shelia, Kevin Woo as Jack, Charles Gallagher as Chuck and Aaron Binns as Abe. I hope you enjoy this play, although it is quite long coming in at around 85 minutes.
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This weeks installment of Sci Phi Journal is a thoughtful article by Dr Ryan Nichols and is read by TD-0013
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This weeks installment of Sci Phi Journal is the wonderful story, Requiem for a Silent Planet by Aussie author Stephen Dedman. It is read by the wonderful voice of TD-0013
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This weeks installment of Sci Phi Journal is the wonderful story, Epilogue by British author Paul S. Jenkins. I hope you like it. Thought it was a nice one to kick the year off with.
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This weeks installment of Sci Phi Journal is the wonderful story, You Pretty Thing by Australian Author Lee Battersby. It is read by Rick Stringer of the variant Frequencies Podcast. I hope you like it.
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Welcome to installment five of Sci Phi Journal. This week we have an article by Michael Spence called Requiem for a Harlequin: Two Perspectives on Time, and a Celebration of Kairos, in Three Stories by Harlan Ellison. Michael blogs over at Brother Osric’s Scriptorium and it is well worth checking out. It is read by the author.
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