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01:14:29

StarShipSofa No 380 T.R. Napper

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2015/03/24

Coming Up… Fact: Science News by J J Campanella Main Fiction: “The Line” by T.R. Napper. Originally published in Grimdark Magazine Issue #2. ‘This is going to hurt.’ George held the goateed man in an arm-bar, face down on the canvas. The man managed to turn his head to one side and gasp, ‘No.’ George bent down, easing the strain on the arm for a moment. Sweat rolled down his brow, from the tip of his nose onto the man’s back. He whispered, ‘Yes.’ ‘BREAKER… BREAKER… BREAKER…’ T. R. Napper is a

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01:59:59

StarShipSofa 379 Megan Lindholm (Robin Hobb)

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2015/03/18

Coming Up… Interview with Editor/Publisher of Grimdark Magazine: Adrian Collins, by Jeremy Szal Main Fiction: “Neighbours” by Megan Lindholm Originally published in anthology Dangerous Women, edited by George R. R. Martin and Gardner Dozois. Megan Lindholm was born in Oakland California in 1952, and spent the first ten years of her life in California. She grew up in a house full of books, rich with lovely illustrated fairy tale volumes, the works of Kipling, Robert Louis Stevenson, Dumas,

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00:41:10

StarShipSofa 378 Caroline M. Yoachim

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2015/03/13

Coming Up…. Main Fiction: Ninety-Five Percent Safe, by Caroline M. Yoachim Originally published in Asimov’s. Nicole went to visit her best friend, Grant, the day before his family left for Opilio. She was jealous that he’d be part of the second wave — the first wave had already done the hardest work of establishing the colonies, but the floating cities would be nearly empty, an abundance of unclaimed living space. Caroline M. Yoachim lives in Seattle and loves cold cloudy weather. She is the author

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00:55:57

StarShipSofa 377 David D Levine

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2015/03/04

Coming Up… Octagon Technology Fact: Looking Back At Genre History by Amy H Sturgis Main Fiction: “Mammals” by David D. Levine Originally published at Analog Magazine David D. Levine is the author of over fifty published science fiction and fantasy stories. His work has appeared in markets including Asimov’s, Analog, F&SF, and Realms of Fantasy and has won or been nominated for awards including the Hugo, Nebula, Sturgeon, and Campbell. His “Regency interplanetary airship adventure” novel Arabella of

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01:17:52

StarShipSofa 376 Timons Esaias/David G. Blake

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2015/02/25

Coming Up… Octagon Technology Main Fiction: “The Fitter” by Timons Esaias Timons Esaias is a satirist, writer and poet living in Pittsburgh. His works, ranging from literary to genre, have been published in eighteen languages. He has over a hundred poems in print, in markets ranging from Asimov’s Science Fiction and 5AM to Elysian Fields Quarterly: The Literary Journal of Baseball. He has also been a finalist for the British Science Fiction Award, and won the Asimov’s Readers Award. His story

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00:23:52

StarShipSofa No 375 James Aquilone

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2015/02/18

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00:50:03

StarShipSofa No 374 Alvaro Zinos-Amaro/Jim Hume

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2015/02/11

Coming Up… Main Fiction: “The Memory-Setter’s Apprentice” by Alvaro Zinos-Amaro Originally published at: Fantasy Scroll Mag Those who survive combat with the Sarakul return home with holes in their memories. As memory-setters, it’s our job to delve inside their skulls and repair the damage. Alvaro Zinos-Amaro is co-author, with Robert Silverberg, of When the Blue Shift Comes. Alvaro’s short fiction and Rhysling-nominated poetry have appeared in Analog, Nature, Galaxy’s Edge, Apex, Buzzy Mag, The

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01:33:00

StarShipSofa No 373 Kate O’Connor Mark Lawrence Evo...

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2015/02/04

Coming Up… Short Fiction: “Potential” by Mark Lawrence Interview: Evo and Sheila Terra Shevo Main Fiction: “A Concert of Flowers” by Kate O’Connor Originally published at Daily Science Fiction, reprinted in Fantasy Scroll Mag. The packed concert hall was far from silent. People whispered to their neighbors, fancy clothing rustled, jewelry chimed. In the wings, William Reis waited, the sound of his rapidly thumping heart filling his ears. Kate O’Connor was born in Virginia in 1982. She graduated from

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01:23:44

StarShipSofa No 372 Norman Spinrad/Tobias S Buckell

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2015/01/28

Coming Up… Short Fiction: “The Universe Reef” by Tobias S. Buckell Jackson buckles his leathers tighter, and pulls on a fur. “The height causes that cold,” he shouts. “We’re like mountaineers!” I want to flee the bitter cold and escape the wind, which seems to pierce my skin and scrub my bones. But I don’t want to miss seeing the Stone Table with my own eyes. Tobias S. Buckell is a New York Times Bestselling author born in the Caribbean. He grew up in Grenada and spent time in the British and US

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00:52:38

StarShipSofa No 371 Ian Creasey/Ian Whates

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2015/01/20

Coming Up… Show Sponsor: Octagon Technology Short Fiction: The Piratical Sabbital, by Ian Whates You’re good, you know that? Well yes, I do realise that’s what you’re paid to be. No, really, I wasn’t being a smart-ass… sorry. I just never realised it was going to be this realistic. Ian Whates lives in a quiet Cambridgeshire village with his partner, Helen, Honey, a manic cocker spaniel, and Calvin, a tailless black cat. He currently has two published novel series: the Noise books (space opera with a

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00:56:25

StarShipSofa No 370 Anna North

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2015/01/14

Coming Up… Show Sponsor: Octagon Technology Main Fiction: Lullaby, by Anna North Originally published in Robot Uprisings, edited by John Joseph Adams and Daniel H. Wilson I never wanted to move to my grandfather’s house in the first place. He died before I was born, but Mom talked all the time about what a genius he was, and that year I hated everything Mom liked. I was sixteen, my dad had died the year before, and I didn’t see why I should act like anything would ever be all right. Anna North

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01:39:35

StarShipSofa No 369 Cat Rambo

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2015/01/07

Coming up… Show Sponsor: Octagon Technology Fact: Ray Harryhausen by Marc Zicree Mr SciFi. Main Fiction: “Bots d’Armor” by Cat Rambo Cat Rambo lives, writes, and teaches by the shores of an eagle-haunted lake in the Pacific Northwest. Her 150+ fiction publications include stories in Asimov’s, Clarkesworld Magazine, and Tor.com. Her short story, “Five Ways to Fall in Love on Planet Porcelain,” from her story collection Near + Far (Hydra House Books), was a 2012 Nebula nominee. Her editorship of

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02:45:32

StarShipSofa No 368 Brent Knowles Andy Weir

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2014/12/31

Coming Up…. Interview: Andy Weir – The Martian Fact: Science News by J J Campanella Main Fiction: “Digital Rights” by Brent Knowles The Assistant responsible for the primary thruster arrangement killed itself just ten days after Izzy arrived on the solar station. The panicked chatter of the other Assistants prevented them from continuing with their own duties. Horror, speculation, and worse of all, wonder, flowed across the station’s network. Brent Knowles has been published in several magazines and

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StarShipSofa No 367 E Saxey/Stephen V Ramey

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2014/12/17

Coming Up… Main Fiction: “Not Smart, Not Clever”, by E Saxey E. Saxey is a queer Londoner and fan of floral-flavour chocolate, whose work has appeared in Apex, Holdfast, Daily Science Fiction and Spacewitch Moonshots, and anthologies including The Lowest Heaven and Pandemonium: The Rite of Spring. Narrated by Elizabeth Armancas Ibba Armancas is a nomadic screenwriter/director based in Los Angeles and Seattle. Her first feature film is due for release in 2015, and she is currently writing the pilot

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01:20:39

StarShipSofa No 366 Paul Berger Alexander Burns

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2014/12/10

Coming Up… Main Fiction: Subduction, by Paul Berger Paul M. Berger has been a Japanese bureaucrat, an M.I.T. program administrator, an Internet entrepreneur, a butterfly wrangler, a museum tour guide and (God help him) a Wall Street recruiter, all of which, in the aggregate, may have prepared him for nothing except the cretion of speculative fiction. His work has appeared in publications including The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Rich Horton’s Space Opera, Rich Horton’s The Year’s Best

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00:48:42

StarShipSofa No 365 Alan Baxter

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2014/12/03

Coming up… Main Fiction: Unexpected Launch, by Alan Baxter (Originally published in Anywhere But Earth anthology by Coeur De Lion Publications) Gareth stared, open mouthed, at flames blooming massive and silent against a backdrop of stars. Bright, molten debris spun out from orange and black clouds, folding in on themselves without more oxygen to fuel them. Then the deep black of space, an ocean of dark, twisted debris and the sound of Dean vomiting. Alan Baxter is a British-Australian author who

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02:35:35

StarShipSofa No 364 Derek Kunksen

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2014/11/26

Coming up… Fact: Mr SciFi talks Ray Bradbury 01 Main Fiction: Schools of Clay, by Derek Kunksen 15:30 Derek Künsken is a writer of science fiction and fantasy living in Gatineau, Québec. His fiction has appeared in Analog, Beneath Ceaseless Skies, Black Gate, On Spec, the three Escape Artists podcasts, several anthologies, and multiple times in Asimov’s. In 2012, he was short-listed for the Aurora Award and in 2013 his novelette “Way of the Needle” won the Asimov’s Award. He has a masters degree in

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01:46:51

StarShipSofa No 363 Megan Lindholm (Robin Hobb)

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2014/11/19

Coming Up… Fact: News About Rosetta by Katherine Inskip 03:40 Main Fiction: “Old Paint” by Megan Lindholm 26:30 I was only nine when it happened, so I may not have the details absolutely right. But I know the heart of my story, and the heart is always what matters in a tale like mine. Megan Lindholm was born in Oakland California in 1952, and spent the first ten years of her life in California. She grew up in a house full of books, rich with lovely illustrated fairy tale volumes, the works of

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01:20:33

StarShipSofa No 362 Angela Slatter Matthew Sanborn Smith

StarShipSofa ·

2014/11/12

Coming Up…. Main Fiction: “I Love You Like Water” by Angela Slatter 02:00 The desert laps at the edge of the city – what used to be a conurbation is now one city short. The place where two cities met is a sand trap. The inhabitants of the place that got swallowed, the hardy few who stayed, are referred to as “sand crabs”. Specialising in dark fantasy and horror, Angela Slatter is the author of the Aurealis Award-winning The Girl with No Hands and Other Tales, the World Fantasy Award finalist

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01:43:51

StarShipSofa No 361 Adrian Tchaikovsky/Ian Watson

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2014/11/05

Coming up… Interview: Assistant Editor for StarShipSofa Jeremy Szal 02:00 Main Fiction: “The Mouse Ran Down” by Adrian Tchaikovsky 20:50 Adrian Tchaikovsky is the author of the acclaimed Shadows of the Apt fantasy series, from the first volume, Empire In Black and Gold in 2008 to the final book, Seal of the Worm, in 2014, with a new series and a standalone science fiction novel scheduled for 2015. He has been nominated for the David Gemmell Legend Award and a British Fantasy Society Award. In

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