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“The Adventures of Manny the Mailmobile” (reprint) in Clonepod, Aug. 2008. FREE FICTION! |
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“Black Swan, White Swan” (reprint) in PodCastle, Nov. 2011. FREE FICTION! |
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“Biba Jibun” (reprint) in Pseudopod, Jan. 2012. FREE FICTION! |
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“Caesar’s Ghost” (reprint) in Pseudopod, May 2008. FREE FICTION! |
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“Daughter of Bótù” (reprint) in PodCastle, July 2009. FREE FICTION! |
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“The End of the Universe” (reprint) in Drabblecast, Sept. 2009. FREE FICTION! |
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“The King of Rabbits and Moon Lake” (reprint) in Journey Into…, Feb. 2012. FREE FICTION! |
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“The Life and Times of Penguin” (reprint) in Escape Pod, Sept. 2005. FREE FICTION!Nominated for a 2006 Parsec Award in the Best Speculative Fiction Story (short form) category.
This impressive little tale features Penguin, a balloon animal, striving to understand the world in which he was created. Once again Eugie Foster proves, beyond a doubt, that she is truly a prolific writer with the ability to craft an interesting story from any topic.
—Joseph W. Dickerson, Aberrant Dreams #7, Spring 2006
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“Little Grace of the House of Death” in Drabblecast, Dec. 2012. FREE FICTION! |
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“My Friend is a Lesbian Zombie” (reprint) in Escape Pod, Feb. 2006. FREE FICTION!Nominated for a 2006 Parsec Award in the Best Speculative Fiction Story (short form) category. |
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“Nobodies and Somebodies” (reprint) in Aberrant Dreams Podcast, Oct. 2008. FREE FICTION! |
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“Only Springtime When She’s Gone” (reprint) in Escape Pod, Oct. 2010. FREE FICTION! |
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“Oranges, Lemons, and Thou Beside Me” (reprint) in Pseudopod, Dec. 2006. FREE FICTION! |
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“The Reign of the Wintergod” (reprint) in Pseudopod, April 2009. FREE FICTION! |
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“Returning My Sister’s Face” (reprint) in Pseudopod, Sept. 2006. FREE FICTION! |
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“Requiem Duet, Concerto for Flute and Voodoo” (reprint) in Journey Into… (forthcoming) |
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“Running on Two Legs” (reprint) in StarShipSofa, July 2013 and Cast of Wonders, March 2016. FREE FICTION! |
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“Sinner, Baker, Fabulist, Priest; Red Mask, Black Mask, Gentleman, Beast” (reprint) in Escape Pod, Sept. 2009; and Tales to Terrify, Sept. 2013. FREE FICTION!Winner of the 2009 Nebula Award for Best Novelette and nominated for the 2010 Hugo Award for Best Novelette.
Named #1 on the list of the Best Podcast Fiction of All Time at SF Signal.
yet another in a run of massively inventive, intelligent stories from Eugie.
—Alasdair Stuart
one of the most beautifully crafted stories I’ve ever read
—Nora Heineman-Fleck, “The Best Podcasted Short Fiction of this Year”
The worldbuilding in this is among the best I’ve ever seen, easing you into this strange world at just the right pace so that it’s neither boring or too confusing…This one is nominated for this year’s Hugo award, and I really think it deserves it.
—David Steffen, Diabolical Plots
…each section of the story is a heightened emotional experience. The intensity of this story was spectacularly captured by Lawrence Santoro, who narrated in a dramatic manner that reminds me of Harlan Ellison. Bravo to author and narrator – a perfect match. A great story, truly worthy of a Nebula.
—Scott D. Danielson, SFFAudio.com
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“The Snow Woman’s Daughter” (reprint) in Escape Pod, Sept. 2007. FREE FICTION! |
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“The Storyteller’s Wife” (reprint) in MechMuse, Fall 2006. |
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“The Tanuki-Kettle” (reprint) in PodCastle, October 2008. FREE FICTION!
engaging and charming, and not without incidental unexpected twists that give the story unusual immediacy.
—Paul S. Jenkins, The Fix
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“The Tiger Fortune Princess” (reprint) in Drabblecast, March 2008. FREE FICTION! |
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“Trixie and the Pandas of Dread” (reprint) in Escape Pod, March 2013. FREE FICTION! |
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“Wanting to Want” (reprint) in Pseudopod, June 2007. FREE FICTION! |
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“When it Ends, He Catches Her” (reprint) in Pseudopod, March 2016. FREE FICTION! |
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“When Shakko Did Not Lie” (reprint) in PodCastle, Jan. 2010. FREE FICTION! |
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“The Wish of the Demon Achtromagk” in Drabblecast, Aug. 2011. FREE FICTION!#13 on SF Signal’s list of the Best Podcast Fiction of All Time. |
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“The Wiggly People” (reprint) in Drabblecast, June 2008. FREE FICTION! |
