Sci Fi Stories - Volume 1 - Tramp    by David Grace
Price: $0.99 USD. 33760 words. Published on September 28, 2009. .
These three stories take place aboard the Star freighter, Orion feature ship's Officer, Harry Dondero. "Tramp" was published in Analog Magazine's March, 1998 issue by "David Alexander" as author - approx. 9,000 words. "Emerald Eyes" has not been previously published - approx. 6,900 words. "The Human Dress" was published in Analog in March 2003 by "David Alexander" as author. Length 9,700

Darkmatter    by Scott Thomas
Price: $1.49 USD. 259380 words. Published on March 18, 2010. .
Book three of the Darkmatter trilogy that began with Mindweb. Should Earth be abandoned? That is one question asked in this action-packed finale of the Darkmatter trilogy, which started with Mindweb. Earth is in shambles and its fate hangs in the balance of their fear and courage.

Leigh Brackett’s Future History - Connecting the Stories: An Examination    by Blue Tyson
Price: Free! 3940 words. Published on May 14, 2010. .
It is well known that Leigh Brackett has a group of stories that share a common setting, and that those are based on the planets of the Solar System, primarily on Venus and Mars. However, there is much other SF included in 50+ short stories and ten novels. I thought it might be interesting to see what work might coherently fit in one Future History.

Awareness Apartheid    by Paris Tosen
Price: $7.99 USD. 22480 words. Published on August 8, 2010. .
In this blazing expose of the patterns of awareness segregation, I write about the denial of the aware population to have a substantial voice in the mainstream.

The Far Side of Evil    by Sylvia Engdahl
Price: $2.99 USD. 93320 words. Published by Ad Stellae Books  on February 1, 2011. .
Assigned as a observer to a world whose people may soon destroy their civilization, Anthropological Service agent Elana expects merely to gain knowledge that may save other planets. When a young, inexperienced agent unwittingly endangers the entire world by a well-meant but ill-advised attempt to intervene, Elana finds that only she--at great cost--can prevent an immediate war of annihilation.

Dead Men Don't Cry: 11 Stories by Nancy Fulda    by Nancy Fulda
Price: $6.95 USD. 50680 words. Published on February 24, 2011. .
This collection includes eleven tales by award winning author Nancy Fulda. From computers that invent God to minds that travel through time, electronic ghosts to enigmatic extraterrestrials, these stories stem from a love of fiction and a fascination with the boundless possibilities of our universe. Fans of Orson Scott Card, Lois McMaster Bujold and Timothy Zahn are likely to enjoy this book.

Rise of The Kek    by John Joseph Burhop
Price: $0.99 USD. 117910 words. Published on March 14, 2011. .
AS SEEN IN ASIMOV'S, ANALOG, AND FANTASY & SCIENCE FICTION MAGAZINES. There are no wormholes, no warp drives, no jump points or jump gates. Beings may traverse the galaxy, but time will always take its toll.

An Infinite Equation    by Simon Cutting
Price: Free! 107400 words. Published on June 29, 2011. .
BOOK 3 of the Halcyon Trilogy - The Demiurge has reached Earth to consume all matter in the solar system for the benefit of the sentient stars, and only the synthetic race of Neosapiens created by humanity can offer any chance of salvation. Unfortunately, some sections of humanity don't like either option, and will do anything to stop them from happening.

Ergo Sum    by Simon Cutting
Price: Free! 127400 words. Published on June 29, 2011. .
BOOK 2 of the Halcyon Trilogy - Tomas Eucov has lived his entire life on a farm on the outskirts of Nairobi, in the shadow of the monolithic Halcyon Building. When he goes to work for them, his sister Katalina warns him that it is more than just a job, and she's right. The stars themselves are talking to us, and it seems that what they are saying may not be what we want to hear.

The Bone Flute    by Lisa Tuttle
Price: $0.99 USD. 9260 words. Published by infinity plus  on November 12, 2011. .
Venn, a fickle and restless young musician, is drawn to the “lost planet” of Habille where, it is said, human nature has changed, and love once experienced can never die. In an afterword written especially for this edition, Lisa Tuttle explains her controversial decision to refuse the Nebula Award for this story.