Bird on Mars: And Other Stories

P.E. Rowe's Sci-Fi Shorts

De: P.E. Rowe

Narrado por: P.E. Rowe

Duración: 12 h y 50 m

Resumen del Editor

Leaping in space and time between near-future Earth and the distant reaches of our galaxy far in the future, this fourth installment of Sci-Fi shorts by P.E. Rowe covers rich territory. Each of these sixteen stand-alone stories explores deep ideas and unique characters. From new concepts in technology and their societal implications, to the personal journeys of people crossing forbidden cultural boundaries, meeting grave galactic challenges, and battling monsters within.

This expansive collection introduces listeners to the reclusive shipbuilders of the Eden Cylinder Group; the grotesque bug-eating gulmotids; the merciless interstellar pirates of the Boundary Systems; the greatest living artist in all the Battery worlds; the most courageous stowaway ever carried off by an interstellar city; the AI anthropologist who believes himself to be haunted by human ghosts; and even the cleverest little Bird on Mars.

With each stop, the listener will gain a greater sense of our grand human journey into this phenomenal galaxy, all through the prism of individual human stories embedded in the era and place they inhabit.

©2024 P.E. Rowe (P)2024 RoweLit LLC

engaging

I loved how the innovation of the stories created the scenes and individual characters. you become invested in the outcome.

Connection!!!

I love how almost every story is set in the same universe! I love the diverse range of characters, how they come and go, never leaving you missing anything. 100% recommend for everyone!!!!!!

A Rising Titan

P.E. Rowe is proving himself to be one of the world’s best writers of science fiction short stories. It’s a darn shame that the medium is not as popular as it once was because Rowe deserves great recognition for the quality of work he puts out. I keenly look forward to his next collection.

Masterful work by Rowe

I stumbled upon Rowe's work maybe 6 months ago. The Misfits series immediately captured me; it transported me to the world of the story. Listening to his short stories add depth to the world in a way that is more valuable once you know the larger arcs of the main story lines.

I might be an hour into a story, thinking it is an isolated motif, when he ties things together in a subtle and unexpected way. The stories are never forced like many in the genre.

I appreciate the work that he is doing (and such a prolofic amount of content) and can't wait to hear the next story that unfolds.