Tag: kindle

• Short Story: Transference

  Transference by Richard Holliday “Another cup of tea, Professor?” The old man’s head turned slowly in the chair, the stiffness of which irritated the Professor. With a smile, Professor Jericho laughed. “No, but thank you.” “You’re welcome, Professor. Can I make you more comfortable?” Professor Jericho coughed hoarsely. Across the room, Aibo’s face fell to…

  Richard Holliday

  January 1, 2014

  Writing

  artificial intelligence, flash fiction, kindle, sci-fi, short stories

• Short Story: The Cloud

  The Cloud (New Edition; September 2014) by Richard Holliday 2,039 words “Sonny, you there? Sonny?” The sound of dripping water reverberated along the concrete tunnel. Putting down his tools, the man, Kal Donovan, called for his workmate again. “Sonny, where are you?!” He was getting concerned now. Where had Sonny gone? He was sure he’d…

  Richard Holliday

  December 13, 2013

  Writing

  flash fiction, free writing, kindle, post-apocalyptic, short stories

• Review: Dark Space

  I recently finished Dark Space by Jasper T. Scott and I was pleasantly surprised, so much so that I find my faith in self-published Kindle sci-fi quickly returning! Dark Space is a very readable space opera that centres around a weakened humanity forced by a war with the alien Sythians a decade before the narrative…

  Richard Holliday

  November 13, 2013

  Reviews

  kindle, sci-fi