Chasing Tomorrows

De: Craig A. Falconer

Narrado por: Steven Barnett, Connor Brannigan, Hector Carrillo, Megan Carter, Alex Freeman, Jack de Golia, John Kielty, Garrett Kiesel, Eric Reed

A spellbinding new sci-fi box set from the best-selling author of Not Alone and Last Man Standing—perfect for fans of The Twilight Zone and Black Mirror.

Grab 15 standalone stories in one great-value anthology! Fifteen stories, 18 hours, 900+ 5-star Amazon ratings!

Chasing Tomorrows explores classic sci-fi themes through a contemporary lens.

Continuing the legacy of decades gone by, these fast-paced standalone stories offer wondrous settings, philosophical sci-fi questions, and twists that pack a punch.

From alien invasion to space exploration....

From time travel to technological dystopias....

There truly is a Tomorrow for everyone.

This expansive collection contains 15 captivating Sci-Fi Sizzlers:

• Wanderlust
• Bound For Glory
• Sunset Stays
• Arise With Us
• Whence They Came
• Replica
• Megaton Murphy
• A Scent of Man
• Yester Year
• Too Good to Be True
• Happy, Inc.
• Pamela 2.0
• Funscreen
• Pumpkin Splice
• When Santa Slays

©2023 Craig Falconer (P)2023 Craig Falconer

Great stories from a great author

I've been a fan of Craig Falconer since reading his "Not Alone" series of books and while I'm not a big fan of short stories, I've loved this compilation. It was definitely worth a credit and a great listen. The narrators were great too. I'd say my favorites of the bunch were "Bound For Glory", "Replica", Yester Year", and "Funscreen". There were a couple of stories that I think have a lot of potential to be fleshed out into a full book if not a multi-book series. If you're a Craig Falconer fan, this is a must-have. If you've not read a Craig Falconer book this is a great introduction to the characters and situations that he creates in his novels and short stories.

Not worth the time

There is very little substance to these stories. A good short story should make you think hard about a difficult issue or reveal an important truth or immerse you in a new universe of imagination.

These stories do none of these things. They are little more than improvised bedtime stories for a five year old.

There is also very little science fiction in these stories and it is rarely scientifically accurate.

The writing is competent but not great.

I found most of the stories boring

One personal note, I’m not all that enamoured with short stories in general and That must influence my reviews. I didn’t find any of the stories memorable and I was glad to finish with the book.