Nineteen Science Fiction Short Stories


Read by KirksVoice

(4.2 stars; 62 reviews)

19 Science Fiction short stories by Jim Harmon from Galaxy Science Fiction and Worlds of If Science Fiction Magazines - Summary by kirk202 (0 hr 10 min)

Chapters

Chapter 1 The Last Place on Earth 45:03 Read by KirksVoice
Chapter 2 Always A Qurono 30:43 Read by KirksVoice
Chapter 3 The Place Where Chicago Was 1:06:11 Read by KirksVoice
Chapter 4 The Air of Castor Oil 35:17 Read by KirksVoice
Chapter 5 Break A Leg 50:38 Read by KirksVoice
Chapter 6 The Expendables 33:46 Read by KirksVoice
Chapter 7 How to Make Friends 34:45 Read by KirksVoice
Chapter 8 Confidence Game 33:31 Read by KirksVoice
Chapter 9 Charity Case 53:23 Read by KirksVoice
Chapter 10 The Spicy Sound of Success 36:51 Read by KirksVoice
Chapter 11 The Big Headache 36:43 Read by KirksVoice
Chapter 12 Blueblood 28:25 Read by KirksVoice
Chapter 13 No Substitutions 37:52 Read by KirksVoice
Chapter 14 Name Your Symptom 33:09 Read by KirksVoice
Chapter 15 Mindsnake 37:58 Read by KirksVoice
Chapter 16 The Last Trespasser 42:20 Read by KirksVoice
Chapter 17 Upside-Down Captain 40:57 Read by KirksVoice
Chapter 18 Dangerous Quarry 35:04 Read by KirksVoice
Chapter 19 February Strawberries 17:30 Read by KirksVoice

Reviews

Solid pulp scifi


(5 stars)

Narrator is clear and the recording quality is great. I love collections of old Sci-fi short stories. And while this is clearly a product of its time (especially in the usage of the word "mongoloid") its at least less racist/misogynistic than I'm used to with the genre, and most of the scifi concepts are solid enough to have stood the test of time, at least better than a lot of pulp scifi does. A good time all around, without toooo many distractions.


(0.5 stars)

Racist, sexist, gory. That was the first story. Didn't finish it nor try any of the others. Not my cup of tea

A good fun listen


(4 stars)

Well read and these stories were all new to me. Great stuff

Very listenable


(4.5 stars)

These seem like relatively more modern works, quite enjoyable, excellent narration