Interstellar short sf reviews

Great surprise from this older story.

This story gets rolling with a detective mystery, when a house burglar is found dead due a strange deadly atmosphere inside the house he broke into.

This is one of those simple premise based story about astronomic discovery, filled with mystery, speculation and collection of data evidence.

The title of this fun, fast paced and filled with interesting concepts, points to it being about copyright law.

A pleasant well written tale about an anthropologist who starts receiving emails from what appears to be a time traveller studying the neanderthals.

Hal recently lost his wife to cancer and is trying to settle down for retirement by moving to a house in the countryside.

This short story is up to a rough start with our protagonist getting very sick from what seems like bad food poisoning.

While this story doesn’t mention the Fermi paradox, it does deal with the question on why other intelligent life haven’t been discovered.

The title of this novella is to be taken quite literally as it describes a near-future technology of small brain implants that has the potential to mitigate Alzheimer’s disease.

I have been given free review access to The Daily Tomorrow, a new magazine of sorts for science fiction short stories.