Carnival of Space Noir #38

25 Jan 2008

Well, that is different. This week's Carnival of Space is up at Sorting Out Science, and it's written as a crime story.

“I’m Addie — Addie Astra. And I seem to have a missing mass problem.” I told her that what she did with her Sunday mornings was her business — but the joke went right past her. This Addie, she’s a cool one, all right — or maybe just not the brightest star in the sky. Or maybe she just wanted me to think that.

Go check it out; it's very cool. And so are all the stories linked from it.

Posted by Wilson on Friday, January 25, 2008 at 2:41 PM | 0 TrackBacks

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Thanks for the link -- glad you liked the "show!"

Sam

Sam Wise | January 25, 2008 3:06 PM | Reply

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