The shortest (or longest if you’re in the southern hemisphere) day of the year is a turning point that’s ignored too much. Sure, a crowd gathers at Stonehenge and performs a few rituals, but generally, the days that get all the attention are traditional religious holidays or commemorations of historical events.
Here aboard the starship we’re changing all that. The summer solstice is an astronomical phenomenon and we’re all about stars, space, and planetary rotation.
Funnily enough, a harbinger of the approaching yearly observance occurred here on Sunday evening, when an amazing sunset lit the sky. It’s come to light (lol) since that a combination of Saharan dust and the setting sun hitting cumulus and altocumulus clouds caused the skies to turn pinky-orange over the East of England. Check out the bottom of the bulletin for a pic.
In commemoration of this special day, the starship is offering some cheap stories. All J.J. Green short story collections for 99c/99p or a little bit cheaper if you download direct. The first collection, There Comes a Time, was my very first publication.
Cheap Stories
Return to classic scifi with these shorts about time travel, future Earth, interplanetary exploration, Mars colonies, strange new subterranean life forms and futuristic, weird and horrific tales.
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Seven fantastic fantasy shorts, including paranormal, urban fantasy, epic adventure, magic realism, time travel, weird fiction and dark fantasy.
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For lovers of dystopian and post-apocalyptic science fiction, a scifi novella and three stories in one discounted bundle.
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Enjoy your books!
