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Tales of Science Fiction

By: Scott Reeves
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Fifteen science fiction short stories by Scott Reeves.

"Ghost in the Machine" - The mind of a dying man is transferred into a computer, sending him careening into an increasingly strange future at lightning-fast processor speed.

"Sunset, Sunrise" - In man's final days on Earth, the last man meets the first - Adam.

"Just Another Bloody Vampire Story" - In the far future, vampires have left Earth and gone into hiding. Now, they must return to Earth to replenish their stock of humans.

"The Music of the Spheres" - the son of an archeologist on a distant planet secretly tries to puzzle out the function of an ancient device he has discovered.

Plus 11 other short stories.

©2001, 2005, 2012 Scott Reeves (P)2014 Scott Reeves Anthologies & Short Stories Fiction Science Fiction Short Stories Vampire Fantasy

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