Bridge Across the Stars

A Sci-Fi Bridge Original Anthology

De: Rhett C. Bruno, Felix R. Savage, Daniel Arenson, David VanDyke, Will McIntosh, Craig Martelle, Patty Jansen, Lindsay Buroker, Jason Anspach, Ann Christy, Chris Dietzel, Josi Russell, Chris Pourteau, Steve Beaulieu, Lucas Bale

Narrado por: Nicole Poole, Greg Tremblay

The universe is dangerous, wondrous - a vast canvas upon which humanity sketches its hopes for the future.

In this anthology, you'll find 17 tales of conflict and heroism, exploration and discovery, endurance and triumph. Flee the apocalypse of modern-day Earth, fly a fighter in the cold emptiness of deep space, and find new life on the distant shores of an alien world. You might even discover something about yourself as each author opens a window on the soul of mankind.

Who are we, really? Should we survive? How do we become something greater without losing what makes us human?

Start listening to this collection and take your first steps into tomorrow. Travel the cosmos to find amazing adventure. Walk beside unforgettable characters on the bridge across the stars....

Authors include Rhett C. Bruno, Felix R. Savage, Daniel Arenson, David VanDyke, Will McIntosh, Craig Martelle, Patty Jansen, Lindsay Buroker, Jason Anspach, Ann Christy, Chris Dietzel, Josi Russell, Chris Pourteau, Steve Beaulieu, Lucas Bale, Maya Kaathryn Bohnhoff, David Bruns, and Kevin J. Anderson.

©2017 Sci-Fi Bridge (P)2018 Tantor

Great stories!

I don't usually read short stories, but this anthology kept my interest to the last word! Thank you for a truly enjoyable journey through the stars!

I would love to see some these stories become books 📚

I wanted more from the stories wow I love most of the authors and left me wanting another more

A Nice Collection.

Great to hear a classic gathering of short works like this. Thanks for putting this together.

A potpourri of amuse-bouche sci-fi stories

This anthology was enjoyable. I do prefer longer novel-spanning stories, but thats just me. If you want a lot of good little stories this is a great collection.

I would love to see longer versions in each of these stories.

A constellation of great tales

It kept me in awe. The kind of awe you would get as a child as you look at the night sky in the country side or deep in a forest. It was a worth while read.

What a Wonderful Trip

Bridge Across the Stars is an exceptional collection of sci-fi short stories that delivers adventure, wonder, and heartfelt humanity across every page. Each story is a testament to the creativity and talent of the authors involved, and as a fan of science fiction, I found myself completely captivated from start to finish.

One of the highlights for me was seeing work from Jason Anspach, one of my favorite sci-fi authors. His contribution, as expected, was masterful—combining gripping storytelling with profound ideas that lingered long after I moved to the next story. The diversity of voices in this anthology ensures there's something for every sci-fi lover, whether you're drawn to space opera, thought-provoking dystopias, or deeply personal tales of exploration.

This book isn't just an anthology; it's a journey across worlds and emotions. I thoroughly enjoyed every moment and highly recommend it to any sci-fi fan! And mighty thanks to all the narrators - they were all stella in their delivery.

Great collection, superb performances, but...

I just kept wanting more after each brief tale. On the one hand these were excellent tales but in the end I did not enjoy having them end so quickly!

If you're looking for a sampler's delight, then this is the audio book for you! Based on my listen, I will definitely be looking at a number of these author's that I had not heard of, read, or listened to before.

From a narration standpoint, both were superb! I greatly enjoyed Greg Tremblay's past work (Scythe) and his narration here was just as great. Nicole Poole's narration was also very satisfying. Both narrators delivered pleasant and engaging narrations with plenty of character variation and nothing that I felt I could complain about!

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Anthology of great range

This anthology really runs the gamut of style, scenario, setting, and so on. None of the stories fell flat, though I did increase the playback speed on some because the dramatic suspense became a little stale or forced.
Recommended for anyone interested in sci fi shorts or anyone looking for new/unknown authors to support and enjoy.

Worth the listen

Included a great variety of stories, some with rather intriguing situations. Some stories definitely begged for additional chapters.

Mostly good, a few very boring

Most of the stories are good. Approximately 20% are boring. Just skip the ones that seem immediately dull.