Daily Short Stories - Science Fiction

Daily Short Stories - Science Fiction is a series for fans of sci-fi literature. Each podcast episode features a sci-fi short story from a leading author. The podcast features writers like Philip K. Dick, Randall Garrett, H. Beam Piper, H.B. Fyfe, and Harry Harrison. A narrator reads each short science fiction story in its entirety. It's an excellent introduction to science fiction stories from world-renowned writers.

The stories explore a variety of science fiction themes. Some authors imagine what it would be like to leave Earth or encounter alien life in the stars. Other stories explore the consequences of new technologies. They imagine what it would be like to talk to AI or use a time machine to return to the past. Other stories on the podcast feature parallel universes or post-apocalyptic worlds.

The tales featured on this podcast are in the public domain. This means the writer's work is no longer under copyright. Some come from as early as the 19th century. English author H.G. Wells, born in 1866, is one of the earliest authors on this podcast. His stories are some of the first in the sci-fi genre. Many critics call him the father of science fiction." The podcast features his story "The Diamond Maker." This tells the story of a man who sells synthetic diamonds. Another story featured is "The Story of the Late Mr. Elvesham." In this tale, an old man invents a way to transfer his consciousness to another person to live a longer life.

This science fiction podcast also features American writer Alan E. Nourse. The author became famous in the 20th century for his sci-fi and medical writing. His stories "Circus," "Second Sight," "Link," and "Derelict" appear on this podcast.

Daily Short Stories - Science Fiction releases a new story every day. Each episode is between fifteen and 60 minutes long. This sci-fi podcast would be suitable for first-time sci-fi listeners or fans of audio drama.