
L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future, Volume 23
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Narrated by:
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Gabrielle De Cuir
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Emily Janice Card
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Stefan Rudnicki
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Don Leslie
About this listen
The stories are illustrated by budding new artists, all winners of the annual Illustrators of the Future Contest. Download the accompanying PDF to see the illustrations.
Download the accompanying illustrations.©2007 Galaxy Press (P)2007 Audible Inc.
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Critic reviews
"Those looking for a new group of classic, hard science-fiction writers need look no further than the latest volume of Galaxy's always reliable, original anthology series." (Publishers Weekly)
Best Series - Only a Few on Audible
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Ok but not gripping
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Great science fiction short stories
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As for the stories, there were a number that stood out as my favorites:
Primetime had a number of affecting moments of character for me. I also found it made great use of time travel.
The Stone Cipher was both beautifully written and well told.
By the Waters of Ganga was an exceptionally unique take on an alien first contact and an exploration of the power of story and faith.
Finally, I loved Mask Glass Magic for its unique take on practicing a craft and occult knowledge.
This was a wonderful collection and well worth the read.
Another great collection
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Only a few worth lisetening to.
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