Thoughtcrime Experiments

Thoughtcrime Experiments
Nine Stories

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Thoughtcrime Experiments
Nine Stories

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Our aim was to find mind-breakingly good science fiction/fantasy stories that other editors had rejected, and release them into the commons for readers to enjoy. My co-editor Leonard writes extensively on our methodology and aims in Appendix A, but the short version is: we did it. Here it is. Edited by Sumana Harihareswara and Leonard Richardson.

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Introduction

Welcome to the Federation (Mark Onspaugh)

Jump Space (Mary Anne Mohanraj)

The Last Christmas of Mrs. Claus (Alex Wilson)

Qubit Slip (William Highsmith)

Daisy (Andrew Willett)

The Ambassador's Staff (Sherry D. Ramsey)

Goldenseed (Therese Arkenberg)

Single-Bit Error (Ken Liu)

Friar Garden, Mister Samuel, and the Jilly Jally Butter Mints (Carole Lanham)

Appendix A: How to Do This and Why

Appendix B: Sample contract

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Fantastic collection of short stories. Each one was original, entertaining, and left me wanting more. Download, print it, read it online--just read it!
When I saw the "mind-breakingly" description, I thought to myself, "No way, that is just too ambitious." Well after reading the first five or six stories, I must say I agree. This seems to be another example of really good authors publishing under the Creative Commons. Welcome to the future.
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FEATURED AUTHOR - Noam Josephides is an award-winning and bestselling author, screenwriter and director. He is also a serial technology entrepreneur with numerous successful companies founded, and a past as an Airforce Captain. Noam's love for speculative writing and Science Fiction began with the genre classics he read in his childhood - from Asimov and Heinlin to Clarke and Douglas Adams.