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FREE SHORT FICTION: "TeleAbsence" by Michael A. Burstein

FREE SHORT FICTION: "TeleAbsence" by Michael A. Burstein

Tony put on the spex and scrunched his hands into the tight datagloves. He pushed a button on the right earpiece, and the world around him changed.

FREE SHORT FICTION: "TeleAbsence" by Michael A. Burstein

Tony put on the spex and scrunched his hands into the tight datagloves. He pushed a button on the right earpiece, and the world around him changed.

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FREE SHORT FICTION: Paying It Forward by Michael A. Burstein

Paying It Forward A Hugo Award-Nominated Short Story by Michael A. Burstein I'm dying. No one knows it yet. Having never married, I have no family to mourn my passing....

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FREE SHORT FICTION: Paying It Forward by Michael A. Burstein

Paying It Forward A Hugo Award-Nominated Short Story by Michael A. Burstein I'm dying. No one knows it yet. Having never married, I have no family to mourn my passing....

FREE SHORT FICTION: Kaddish for the Last Survivor by Michael A. Burstein

FREE SHORT FICTION: Kaddish for the Last Survivor by Michael A. Burstein

The man smiled. “I asked, given the fact that your grandfather, who lived a long and healthy life, is now on his deathbed, why does your family feel the need...

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FREE SHORT FICTION: Kaddish for the Last Survivor by Michael A. Burstein

The man smiled. “I asked, given the fact that your grandfather, who lived a long and healthy life, is now on his deathbed, why does your family feel the need...

FREE SHORT FICTION: I Remember the Future by Michael A. Burstein

FREE SHORT FICTION: I Remember the Future by Michael A. Burstein

The future was glorious once. It was filled with sleek silver spaceships, lunar colonies, and galactic empires. The horizon seemed within reach; we could almost grasp the stars if we...

FREE SHORT FICTION: I Remember the Future by Michael A. Burstein

The future was glorious once. It was filled with sleek silver spaceships, lunar colonies, and galactic empires. The horizon seemed within reach; we could almost grasp the stars if we...