β Scribed by Chris Mason
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Thirteen short stories, mostly science fiction. A private investigator who relies on the biological computer in his head; genetically-engineered super-human starship pilots who just want to left alone; distant descendants of humans who lift up the last normal human being to become one of them; crab-like aliens whose children are larger than their parents.
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