AuthorsDen.com  Join (free) | Login 

   Popular! Books, Stories, Articles, Poetry
Where Authors and Readers come together!

Signed Bookstore | Authors | eBooks | Books | Stories | Articles | Poetry | Blogs | News | Events | Reviews | Videos | Success | Gold Members | Testimonials

Featured Authors: Inspire Hope, iMarion Sadler, iJames Skivington, iPaddy Bostock, iSuzanne Tabor, iRobert Gallinger, iVanitha Sankaran, i
  Home > Science Fiction > Stories
Popular: Books, Stories, Articles, Poetry     

Nicholas Samuel Stember

· Become a Fan
  Notify me of new titles
  added by this author.

-
· 12 titles
· 22 Reviews
· Share with a Friend
· Save to My Library
· Add to My Favorites
·
Member Since: Apr, 2002

   Sitemap
   My Blog
   Contact Author
   Message Board
   Read Reviews

Books
· Tabloid Purposes

· Twilight


Short Stories
· Without a Cause

· To Quell a Phoenix

· Too Many Elves

· The Third Rule

· and the home of the brave

· The Crimson Fox and the Narcissus Emerald

· The Race

· Just Once In Twelve Hundred Years

· Blood From a Stone


News
· Twilight shows good sales on Valentines Day

· The Third Rule gets added to Horror Anthology

· Bookideas.Com gives TWILIGHT 4.5 stars

· Artist Rendition of Starfox from TWILIGHT

· Twilight becomes 7th best selling PublishAmerica title on Amazon.Com

· Roundtable Reviews takes a look at Twilight

· Twilight scores an 8 out of 10 in Recent Review

Nicholas Samuel Stember, click here to update your web pages on AuthorsDen.



Cyberlink
By Nicholas Samuel Stember
Posted: Monday, April 01, 2002
Last edited: Thursday, May 13, 2004
This short story is rated "PG" by the Author.

Share this with your friends on FaceBook
Share    Print   Save   Become a Fan
Recent stories by Nicholas Samuel Stember
· The Third Rule
· Without a Cause
· Just Once In Twelve Hundred Years
· The Crimson Fox and the Narcissus Emerald
· To Quell a Phoenix
· Blood From a Stone
· Too Many Elves
           >> View all 10
This is a Science Fiction story with a twist that is currently published at an ezine called "All Things Wierd and Wonderful". The below link takes you right to the webzine.

If it doesn't work, cut and paste in this URL:
http://www.weird-wonderful.com/zarticles.htm

Once there, click on "The Way In", then go to "Fiction" and to "Cyberlink".

Approx. 2300 words long
Copyright 1997 - Nicholas S. Stember


Web Site: All Things Weird and Wonderful  

Reader Reviews for "Cyberlink"


Want to review or comment on this short story?
Click here to login!


Need a FREE Membership?
Click here to Join!


Reviewed by Nickolaus Pacione 5/31/2004
This story I recommend for those who read Asimov, really imaginative story. I am a sucker for a good Science Fiction story and as I said in your other reviews. Your strength in your talent is being a writer that is quite well rounded. The other writer I can say this of is Steven Shrewsbury. You two should get together and cowrite a story together.
         It took me a while to navagate the site itself but when I found the story it was well worth the wait. It shows you were at this for quite some time, and have the talents to take the Sci-Fi genre to places that no other writer can really match. I highly recommend this story for those who are looking for smart Science Fiction. I hope the agents are reading this review because they definately don't even know what they are missing here.

   - eBooks
   - Marketplace
   - FaceBook




Popular
Science Fiction Stories
1. The Specimen. (Part Four)
2. The Day The Sky Turned Blood-Red. (Part Th
3. Ember Reign - Roughing It
4. Part 1: Wish upon a Falling Star
5. Martian Invasion! (Part One)
6. Rash Departure
7. Ember Reign 1 Segment
8. the golden dragon boy
9. Part 1: Last Man Standing
10. Transitions

Authors alphabetically: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Bookmark this page to your Favorites
Featured Authors
| New to AuthorsDen? | Add AuthorsDen to your Site
Share AD with your friends | Need Help? | About us


Problem with this page?   Report it to AuthorsDen
© AuthorsDen, Inc. All rights reserved.