Welcome fellow alien earth residents to the AntiSF radio show 160 Delta, the last of the shows for this month of October in 2011.
In this show are the two remaining stories from the pages of this month's online edition of AntipodeanSF that you have not yet heard on this month's other shows. Apart from the two aforementioned fine pieces of somewhat comedic flash, "The Curse of The Were Bat", and "A Public Touch Up", I have a rather longer classic SF Martian short story by Alfred Coppel, courtesy of Librivox, called "The Hills of Home".
I'm sure you'll like them all, and the electronic music to go with them.

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Hey fellow lovers of Speculative Flash Fiction. This is the AntiSF Radio Show 160 Gamma, featuring the best in short-short science fiction, fantasy, and horror -- all of it downside up. This week the show features two stories from the current issue of AntiSF, something you ought to check out at <www.antisf.com.au>, where you'll find all of the fiction in human and computer readable form. This show, however, does "Warnings" by Kevin J. Phyland, and Gaia's Virus by David Kernot, in pure audio.
Also lurking in the mix is a flashback all the way to 1998, with a piece of flash fiction from the pages of AntipodeanSF Issue 4 by Tony Plank, called "The Brukalin Bureau of Economic Development", and a reading of a classic longer speculative tale from Librivox, Advanced Chemistry, by Jack G Huekles, read for us by Great Plains.
I hope you enjoy them all along with the electronic music wrapper. Attributions below:

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Welcome to the AntiSF Radio Show, the podcast and radio show that feeds your vampiric ears with the stories that appear each month in AntipodeanSF online. This is show 160 Beta, and I am still Nuke, somewhere on this earthbase, your host and editor, slaving away over clacking keyboard, and staying awake way too late for other people's comfort.
Did you know that this is the year we killed the people who pretend to be statues? Chris Large is all lined up to tell us about that. In the meantime, hopefully not so mean nor so average, we may make some ironic progress with Dr. Shaun Saunders, observe how the Croupier Retires with PS Cottier, and Harvest the strange fruit under the gentle ministrations of Carine Hiedmann.
Let there be music as well, including serenades from AudioK, Fanas and FLT RSK, not to forget -- ever -- Going Critical with Jan Napier, with an investigation into the novel"Blackveil" by Kirsten Britain.

Feature Artwork by Christopher Lenhart

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Welcome Speculative flash fiction lovers to the latest AntiSF Radio Show, painted and splashed as Issue 160 Alpha, which is nowhere near moonbase alpha, and way beyond the year of 1999. This week we present three stories from the pages of this month's online magazine, AntipodeanSF, which you can of course find on the world wide web at <www.antisf.com.au>

Here we are again at story time, so get comfortable and let your mind loose a little. Suspend that disbelief. Three stories this time around. Firstly, we're going a little animal with Jackson Creed, who reads his own iceberg of a tale "Best Friends". Why iceberg? -- well, icebergs are characterised by showing off only a little friendly white part of their awesome bulk, and this tale just happens to remind me of that. Secondly, we'll hear another story about friends, once again narrated by the author himself, Eugene Gramelis, called "Jacob's Ladder". I'll be wanting to borrow that later, folks. I have some heights to scale. Thirdly, and firstly appearing in this very show, is a little pure science fiction tale by a writer who has fond memories of Nambucca Heads. Oh come on, you know where that is by now. "Racing flame" is written and read by Tim White, who is 50 years of age and no-where near 'knowing better'.

The stories this week are wrapped in music by "The Carrier Wave" (attribution below), and you'll hear the October "Bullsheet" Science Fiction News -- thanks to Wendy Palmer -- as well as some noisy beach interviews with "Transvaal Diamond syndicate", and "Gay Paris".

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