The Day Time Stopped Moving by Bradner Buckner (approx. Happy Ending by Fredric Brown and Mack Reynolds (approx. Hall of Mirrors by Fredric Brown (approx. 26 mins reading time) - Įarthmen Bearing Gifts by Fredric Brown (approx.

Year of the Big Thaw by Marion Zimmer Bradley (approx. 24 mins reading time) - Ī World is Born by Leigh Douglass Brackett (approx. The Next Logical Step by Ben Bova (approx. 20 mins reading time) - Ī Question of Courage by Jesse F. 36 mins reading time) - Ī Prize for Edie by Jesse F. Lighter Than You Think by Nelson Slade Bond (approx. Where There's Hope by Jerome Bixby (approx. Shipwreck in the Sky by Eando Binder (approx. The Blindman's World by Edward Bellamy (approx. Last Resort by Stephen Bartholomew (approx. The Cuckoo Clock by Wesley Barefoot (approx. 28 mins reading time) - ĭroozle by Frank Banta (approx. 40 mins reading time) - Īccidental Death by Peter Baily (approx. 33 mins reading time) - Ĭontrol Group by Roger D. The Indulgence of Negu Mah by Robert Arthur (approx. The Aggravation of Elmer by Robert Arthur (approx. Operation Earthworm by Joe Archibald (approx. The Valor of Cappen Varra by Poul William Anderson (approx. 14 mins reading time) - ĭuel on Syrtis by Poul William Anderson (approx. Out of This World Convention by Forrest J. Stories which turn out longer than 70mins can be split into more than one file and catalogued as a solo. * Longer stories - some of which may still fit within the 70min limit of the Short Story collection,ĭepending on how fast you read - may now be found at Science Fiction Shortish Stories. Last edited: May '12 (including all Gutenberg titles to 34999.) There are 479 sci-fi short stories listed. Reading time estimates are VERY VERY approximate. Multiple versions of any story are very welcome however, if you want to read something for the first time, please cross-reference with the LibriVox Short Science Fiction Index (somewhat out of date - better to do a quick author-search in the catalogue. The advantage of using PG texts is that they have already been carefully copyright checked, so unlikely to give us legal problems in that respect! (Though a few books there are copyrighted - double-check the licence text found at the start of the book, or the Copyright Status in the “Bibliographic Record” section of the book's home page BEFORE recording.) All these are available from Project Gutenberg, and are likely, in Cori's opinion, to be under an hour in finished recording time *.

Test Rocket! by Jack Douglas