The Last of the Winnebagos


Connie Willis - 1988
    As the Society investigates the death of a jackal on a highway, its attention turns to a photojournalist whose own dog was one of the last to survive.Length: Approx. 2 hours

Press Enter


John Varley - 1984
    He opens the door to find his neighbor shot through the head. But is it suicide - or murder? And is it possible that a computer is to blame?

Seven Views of Olduvai Gorge


Mike Resnick - 1994
    It not only won both the Hugo and Nebula, but also the HOMer award and the SF Chronicle Poll and was a nominee for the Locus Award and the Sturgeon Award. It was also nominated for a number of international awards, winning the Ignotus and the Universitat Polytechnica Awards in Spain, the Prix Ozone Award in France and the Futura Award in Croatia.In the far future, eons after the demise of Humanity and its far-flung galactic empire, a group of alien archeologists visits Earth to uncover the secret of the dead race’s initial overwhelming success and its ultimate death.Digging through layers of archeological strata at Olduvai Gorge, they discover seven unique artifacts, each related to a different era of humanity’s history and each telling a unique story about humankind’s strengths and weaknesses. But are they prepared for their final discovery, which will change their worlds forever?

The Hole Man


Larry Niven - 1974
    All the environmental and communications systems are still running ... but their operation remains a mystery. When one member of the team tries to prove his crazy quantum black hole theory about how the alien communications unit works, he inadvertently unleashes an astrophysical time bomb that threatens the very existence of the Red Planet. Hugo Award Winner

Hell is the Absence of God


Ted Chiang - 2001
    Indeed, the souls in Hell can be seen, and angels occasionally come to Earth, typically causing a mixture of miraculous events and capricious disasters.

Georgia on My Mind and Other Places


Charles Sheffield - 1993
    One of the most imaginative, exciting talents to appear on the SF scene in recent years.--Publishers Weekly

Fast Times at Fairmont High


Vernor Vinge - 2001
    [This work is part of a collection.

The Queen of Air and Darkness and Other Stories


Poul Anderson - 1971
    Read by Tom Teti.

Cascade Point and Other Stories


Timothy Zahn - 1986
    Contents:The Giftie Gie Us (1981)The Dreamsender (1980)The Energy Crisis of 2215 (1981)Return to the Fold (1984)The Shadows of Evening (1983)Not Always to the Strong (1987)The Challenge (1987)The Cassandra (1983)Dragon Pax (1987)Job Inaction (1981)Teamwork (1984)The Final Report on the Lifeline Experiment (1983)Cascade Point (1983)

Schrödinger's Kitten


George Alec Effinger - 1988
    In this Hugo & Nebula Award-winning story, an Arab woman confronts the uncertainty principle in both practice and theory as she stands accused of killing a man who might do her harm in the future.

Houston, Houston, Do You Read?


James Tiptree Jr. - 1976
    Who's off course now?

A Song for Lya


George R.R. Martin - 1976
    Winner of the 1975 Hugo Award for Best Novella.

Stardance


Spider Robinson - 1977
    Then the aliens arrived, and there was only one way to prove that the human race deserved not just to survive, but to reach the stars. The only hope was Shara, with her stardance.

Gonna Roll the Bones


Fritz Leiber - 1967
    Tired of his decrepit house, he leaves his wife and mother behind and sets out for a night at The Boneyard. Joe has a knack for dice throwing and figures he can take on any opponent. But can he win when the stakes are raised, and it's his life he's gambling for?

Riders of the Purple Wage


Philip José Farmer - 1992
    Francis, into a brutal future city where sterilization is the only cure to poverty, and to a struggle between alien beings and the IRS. Original.