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Float Street Press publishes a range of stories and poetry that are in the tradition of the stories and poems that enriched our lives. We've recently added the science fiction of Tilly Jupiter and J. Reid Beckett to our list of publications, giving Float Street Press a foot in several genres. For mainstream fiction, check out Javaid Qazi.

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Murphy's Loss by J. Reid Beckett
Price: $0.99 USD. 3700 words. Published by Float Street Press on November 25, 2012. .

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When Amanda Murphy accepted the command of a new spaceship that would test Earth’s revolutionary new propulsion system, she didn’t bother to ask why she was selected over veterans with more rank and seniority. Until, that is, she learned that her new command would be totally under the control of a computer. The ship moves too fast for human control. So what happens if something goes wrong?

The Alien Fast-Food Wars by Tilly Jupiter
Price: $0.99 USD. 5330 words. Published by Float Street Press on November 14, 2012. .
When remote-controlled aircraft begin behaving erratically, even crashing, there is only one logical explanation – aliens have taken over the planet's fast-food industry to carry out research about humans. Their research methodology interferes with remote-control frequencies. Since they won't stop, this means war.