Museum Beetles
by Simon Kewin
Price: $0.99 USD. 2550 words.
Published on April 25, 2012. Fiction.
For the people of the Museum, the world is changing. The Great Beetles escape and begin to colonise the building. Devouring, growing, changing. Slowly, the people’s whole world is destroyed.
Facing oblivion, one person suggests the impossible. To escape outside. No one knows if such a thing is possible, if there even is an outside. But soon there is little choice but to try ...
Location: United Kingdom
Member Since: Jan. 31, 2010
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Simon Kewin
Biography
Writer of Fantasy, SF, mainstream as well as some stories that can't make their damn minds up ...
Where to find Simon Kewin online
Website: http://simonkewin.co.uk/
Twitter: SimonKewin
Blog: http://simonkewin.co.uk/
Twitter: SimonKewin
Blog: http://simonkewin.co.uk/
Books
Live from the Continuing Explosion
by Simon Kewin
Price: Free! 4880 words. Published on June 18, 2010. Fiction.
(5.00 from 1 review)
A near-future SF short story. A terrorist sets off a bomb in New York's Grand Central Station. But it is immediately obvious this is no ordinary explosion. Everybody nearby is caught within a bubble in which time grinds almost to a halt. The world watches in horror as the explosion unfolds in close-up slow-motion ...
Price: Free! 4880 words. Published on June 18, 2010. Fiction.
(5.00 from 1 review) A near-future SF short story. A terrorist sets off a bomb in New York's Grand Central Station. But it is immediately obvious this is no ordinary explosion. Everybody nearby is caught within a bubble in which time grinds almost to a halt. The world watches in horror as the explosion unfolds in close-up slow-motion ...
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Smashwords book reviews by Simon Kewin
- West of the Texas Nebula
on April 08, 2013
This short story is a lot of fun. I've never read space westerns before, but I'll sure read more. West of the Texas Nebula (great title) is rootin' tootin' gunslinging action in an SF setting. Like I say, fun, and nicely written. But then any story with a characters called Whisky Tim and Bart Blackstar is going to be great, right?
- The Crooked House of Coins
on April 24, 2013
Combining a haunted house, a cryptic treasure trail and a dark family secret, this is a gem of a story. You just know things aren't going to go to plan when James steps inside the crooked house of the title... I particularly liked the house itself; the way it creaked and groaned and leaned more and more as the story progressed. A fun read.
- The Crooked House of Coins
on April 24, 2013
Combining a haunted house, a cryptic treasure trail and a dark family secret, this is a gem of a story. You just know things aren't going to go to plan when James steps inside the crooked house of the title... I particularly liked the house itself; the way it creaked and groaned and leaned more and more as the story progressed. A fun read.