Science Fiction Stories 4

An exhilarating anthology of sci-fi tales that push the boundaries of imagination.

Science Fiction Stories 4 by Various Authors is a spellbinding collection of science fiction short stories that transports readers to extraordinary realms, exploring dystopian futures, post-apocalyptic landscapes, and thrilling adventures in space.

Discover the Extraordinary

• Experience the gripping "The Music Never Stopped" where Captain Thofas Stanton faces a stormy challenge on Yohnston Island.
• Uncover the enigma in "The Oldest Question" as scientists grapple with a profound mystery that could change the course of humanity.
• Navigate the futuristic society in "Refuse All Replacements" where individuality is threatened by technological advancements.
• Join the rebellion in "The Rebel Who Refused" and witness a defiant stand against an oppressive regime.
• Embark on a journey to Mars in "She Of Mars" where survival on the red planet tests human limits.
• Compete in "Champion," a tale of courage and determination in a high-stakes interstellar contest.
• Learn from "The Final Lesson," a poignant story about the pursuit of knowledge in a post-apocalyptic world.
• Duel in "Draw!" where quick thinking and bravery determine the fate of individuals in a lawless land.
• Stand trial in "Celestial Tribunal," where justice takes on a cosmic dimension.
• Witness the rise of the "Firebird," a story of rebirth and transformation amidst chaos.
• Solve the puzzle in "The Enigma Of Quintus" where an ancient mystery holds the key to the future.
• Explore the "Pioneers Of Venus," where colonists on Venus face unparalleled challenges.
• Arm yourself in "Armament," a tale of survival and strategy in a war-torn future.

Meet Unforgettable Characters

• Captain Thofas Stanton in "The Music Never Stopped," a seasoned veteran facing an unexpected storm.
• The inquisitive scientists in "The Oldest Question," whose curiosity drives them to uncover hidden truths.
• The resilient individuals in "Refuse All Replacements," fighting for their identity.
• The determined rebels in "The Rebel Who Refused," standing up against tyranny.
• The pioneering spirit in "She Of Mars," facing the harsh realities of a new world.
• The competitors in "Champion," striving for glory in the face of immense odds.
• The survivors in "The Final Lesson," seeking wisdom in a desolate world.
• The duelists in "Draw!," whose quick wits and reflexes are their greatest weapons.
• The cosmic judges in "Celestial Tribunal," delivering justice on a grand scale.
• The transformative figure in "Firebird," rising from the ashes to lead anew.
• The enigmatic Quintus in "The Enigma Of Quintus," whose secrets hold the key to the future.
• The Venusian pioneers in "Pioneers Of Venus," overcoming the planet's challenges.
• The strategists in "Armament," navigating the complexities of war.

Why You'll Love This Book

• Engaging plots that captivate from beginning to end.
• Varied stories that delve into different facets of science fiction.
• Rich character development and unexpected twists.
• A perfect collection for fans of speculative fiction and classic sci-fi tales.
• Ideal for readers who ponder the future of humanity and the mysteries of the universe.

Science Fiction Stories 4 is more than just a collection of stories; it's a gateway to new realms and adventures. Each tale is crafted to leave you thinking long after you've turned the last page.

Don't Miss Out

Get your copy of Science Fiction Stories 4 today and embark on an unforgettable journey through the realms of science fiction.

Narrator Not Good

I listened to 3 stories and then I couldn't take the narrator anymore. His force was flat it felt like a robot reading the stories.

50-50

Some of the stories were interesting some a little dull. Certainly dated. I’m not sure when the science fiction was written, but it was kind of interesting to have an antique Sheen to the stories. Certainly worth it for free.

usual poor AI reader reading mostly poor quality material.

Most of the stories are clearly 50-100 years old judging by the attitudes towards anyone that isn't male and white (as I am both). it might be laughable if it wasn't relentless, or the stories were of better quality. Feels like a review of Heinlen's trash can. Not all the old stories warrant preservation.

And the AI is awful. Humans need to be reading. This is a failure.