Your Free How to Write the Future Podcast: Writing Mystery in A Sci-Fi World

See you tomorrow.

If there are any science fiction writers (or anybody who likes s/f) reading this, Panzer thought you might enjoy this podcast episode of the How to Write the Future Podcast on YouTube.

 

The episode Writing Mystery in A Sci-Fi World is presented by author Beth Barany. It's 8 minutes long.

 

Enjoy!

To watch the episode tootle over to Mystery in Sci Fi 

Free Ken's World of Sci Fi podcast: All Cats are Gray

Hmm ... What's next?

For those of you who prefer short audio, Panzer found a sci fi short story audio podcast episode for you.

 

The episode All Cats are Gray is written by Andre Norton and narrated by Greg Marguerite. It is 15 minutes long.

 

It's free and in the public domain.

Have fun.

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To listen to the episode tootle over to All Cats Are Gray

Free Science Fiction Audio Short Story: Zero Hour

See you tomorrow.

For those of you who prefer classic science fiction short stories Panzer found one for you at The Classic Tales Podcast channel on YouTube.

 

The episode is titled Zero Hour and written by Ray Bradbury. It's narrated by B J Harrison and 27 minutes long.

As always it's free for your listening.

Have fun.

To listen to the episode tootle over to Zero Hour

Free Science Fiction Audiobook: Blind Gambit

 

I'm looking for more entertainment.

For those of you who like science fiction Panzer found an sf audiobook on YouTube for you.

 

The audiobook Bind Gambit is written by Jon Cronshaw. It's 5 hours 34 minutes long.

As with all the audiobooks Panzer finds, it's free for your listening.

Have fun!

 

To listen to the audio book tootle over to Blind Gambit

10 Literary Magazines Open to Fiction, Poetry, Essays NOW - Paying Markets - Publishing ... and Other Forms of Insanity

Today's trip into the Catosphere took Panzer to the Publishing ... and Other Forms of Insanity site. With a little digging in the posts, our intrepid traveling kitty boy found one about publishing markets.

 

Interesting collection of genres.

Site owner Erica Verrillo's post contains 10 literary markets open for horror, sf, fantasy, poetry and humor submissions. All are paying markets. Some of the markets do have submission deadlines.

 

Panzer says, "Always read the submission rules."

Note: This is a medium length post. Bring a cup of hot cocoa and a muffin for today's reading selection

To read the post tootle over to 10 literary magazines

SF Author W. Bradford Smith Fund Raiser

Those of you who follow this blog regularly know we usually cover black cats, indie publishing, writing, and humor in our posts.. 

 

This post will be a little different.

 

SF author W. Bradford Smith (aka Orrin Jason Bradford) is battling cancer. Because the alternative treatment he's receiving isn't covered by his insurance, he has to pay for it himself. A GoFundMe page has been set up to raise money to help cover his medical expenses.

 

Your Tweets, Facebook and Blog posts will help too.

He also has a site set up where you can purchase his ebooks directly from him, if you're more comfortable with that instead of GoFundMe. He also has other ways to donate available on that page.

 

To read about how he's progressing with the treatments and to pledge tootle over to GoFundMe

 

To read about other ways besides GoFundMe to help finance his treatments tootle over to contribute