Stories on Web

[mabfan]

I'm pleased to note that two more works of mine are now available on the web. Well, one and a half.

If you haven't yet read "Paying It Forward," you can now read the whole story here.

And if you want to take a look at the first half (or so) of "Time Ablaze" before buying the June 2004 Analog, you can find it here.

Comments

[pressburger.livejournal.com]

what was the Christian website about debunking the faith healer?

[mabfan.livejournal.com]

I'm sending you the URL in a separate email.

And to my annoynace, it looks like they're violating our copyright. They've got the whole story on their page. Perhaps you could drop them a friendly note, in your capacity as a lawyer?

[pressburger.livejournal.com]

I am not licensed in the state where I live. I could conceibaly write them a letter as a lawyer in Massachusetts. Unfortunately i don't understand coyright law enough to know what to say other than don't do that. Plus my understanding is that Analog holds the copyright, not us. Did you sell the elctronic rights to someone? They should be the ones complaining.

[seborn.livejournal.com]

I should be able to guess that when gnomi tells me, in detail, about something she learned on a New York walking tour out of the blue, a few months later there's going to be a story. Then again, she tends to tell us about a lot of things, so I don't see myself making a bundle betting on future story topics.

In any case, I know what I'm reading at MITSFS tonight.

[valancy.livejournal.com]

Looking forward to reading part two. *g* I'm going to have to send this to my mother, as well - she loves historical pieces.

[mabfan.livejournal.com]

Welcome to my Journal!

I'm not sure how available the June Analog is anymore; yes, I know the month is still June, but I just got my September copy in the mail. If you can't find it, try pinging the folks at Analog via their webpage.