Halloween left-overs, turkeys, and scifi & fantasy today, so let’s get to it. Want some creepy stories via podcast? Suitable for scaredy-cats. Scroll all the way down for the link. But first…
American Thanksgiving is nearly here, and I haven’t seen any wild turkeys below my bird feeder this fall. But I know they’re out there in the forest. Turkeys are incredibly alert all the time – not just as the holidays approach. I’ll keep my camera ready, and here’s a picture I got last year.
Don’t worry, wild turkeys. My Thanksgiving bird will come from the supermarket. Now, scroll on for today’s selection of good reads through Story Origin. No turkeys among them.
Science Fiction Box Sets offer hours of reading at a great value. Choose from over two dozen Science Fiction series. Click here to check them out.
Not ready to commit? Discover a New Favorite Series among these series-starters. Click here for dozens in Fantasy and Scifi.
Holidays can be expensive, so it’s a perfect time for Free Science Fiction. From short reads to full novels, loads of fine stories. Click here and share the link with your friends.
I want to specially point out two fine offerings.
Here’s the complete Federation Diplomat series. With grit, determination, and a flair for the unexpected, Federation Diplomat Kate Stevens dives into the volatile crises that are poised to rip worlds apart or mire them in bloody war. But can she remain untouched by the deadly violence, or will she end up a casualty of the forces of destruction?
Travel through flickerspace with Kate, her quirky but expert crew, and her cat Shebang. Click here and hold on to your space helmet because the ride is going to get bumpy.
In the Heisenberg Corollary, a nerd squad blind-hops across the omniverse from high-tech galaxies to magic-powered medieval planets, while hunted by ridiculously persistent aliens. With laugh-out-loud geeky pop-culture references. Click here to join the fun.
Now for those creepy stories I promised. What’s the most frightening thing that’s ever happened to you? Plenty of Skeptoid’s listeners sent in stories, and click here for eight of them with some broad-daylight thoughts on the happenings.
Skeptoid is one of my favorite sites. It’s fun. Can you resist clicking into more episodes? I never can. Try some that are season-appropriate, like The Exorcism of Anneliese,
Siberian Heel Sounds, or the Real Amityville Horror.
Happy Holidays!