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Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Flash News: FBC Co-editor Fabio Fernandes publishes one more story online and has a previous story in podcast format
In Fabio's words:
"The Boulton-Watt-Frankenstein Company, published last February on Everyday Weirdness, was adapted to podcast format by the good folks at StarShipSofa. The excellent reading is done by Julie Davis, of the blog Forgotten Classics. You can check it HERE
The other story (this, a brand new one) is "Cold Sleep", which was just published today in Ken MacLeod´s The Human Genre Project. My story is related to the trisomy of Chromosome 18, and you can read it HERE."
Cindy, Liviu, Mihir and Robert congratulate Fabio on his achievement and we want to remind everyone that all stories published online by FBC contributors are indexed HERE for your convenience.
"The Boulton-Watt-Frankenstein Company, published last February on Everyday Weirdness, was adapted to podcast format by the good folks at StarShipSofa. The excellent reading is done by Julie Davis, of the blog Forgotten Classics. You can check it HERE
The other story (this, a brand new one) is "Cold Sleep", which was just published today in Ken MacLeod´s The Human Genre Project. My story is related to the trisomy of Chromosome 18, and you can read it HERE."
Cindy, Liviu, Mihir and Robert congratulate Fabio on his achievement and we want to remind everyone that all stories published online by FBC contributors are indexed HERE for your convenience.
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