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| •"Face Value" •"Faith of Our Fathers" • Fall of Hyperion •"Fire Watch" •"First Contact" •"Flies" • "Flowers for Algernon" • "Flowers of Edo" •"Fondly Fahrenheit" • "For a Breath I Tarry" •"Forever Yours, Anna • Forward the Foundation • Foundation • Foundation and Earth • Foundation and Empire • Foundation's Edge • Frankenstein • "Freezeframe" • Friday • "Fringe" • "From the Government Printing Office" |
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| "Face Value" |
| by Karen Joy Fowler See Reading Guide |
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| "Faith of Our Fathers" |
| by Philip K. Dick First published in Dangerous Visions, 1967 |
| Preview: In Hanoi in an indeterminate future, when a Communist Vietnamese bureaucrat takes an anti-hallucinogen, he sees a machine instead of the Leader giving a televised address, and he is invited to join an underground resistance group and determine the real identity of the Leader. |
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| The Fall of Hyperion |
| by Dan Simmons See the Reading Guide to Hyperion Cantos |
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| "Fire Watch" |
| by Connie Willis Winner of the Hugo for Best Novelette Winner of the Nebula for Best Novelette |
Preview: An ill-prepared history student travels back in time for his practica to St. Paul's Cathedral during the London Blitz in 1940 and joins the Fire Watch of volunteers who put out fires during air raids. |
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| "First Contact" |
| by Murray Leinster See the Reading Guide |
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| "Flies" |
| by Robert Silverberg First published in Dangerous Visions, 1967 |
| Preview: Richard Cassiday is rescued from a wrecked spacship and restored to health by aliens who also implant in him the ability to absorb the emotions of others and report the sensations back to the aliens. When Cassiday returns to Earth, he reunites with each of his ex-wives with results surprising to the aliens. |
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| "Flowers for Algernon" |
| by Daniel Keyes See the Reading Guide |
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| "Flowers of Edo" |
| by Bruce Sterling First published as "Edo no Hana" in SF Magazine in Toyko in October 1886 in a translation by Takashi Ogawa First published in English in Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine, May 1987 |
| Preview: After a fire destroys a section of the city, the Emperor decrees that the destroyed area be rebuilt to modern Western standards. Two drunken revelers venture into the new district to visit with artist Tasio Yoshitoshi who has begun to create works on modern topics. |
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| "Fondly Fahrenheit" |
| by Alfred Bester See the Reading Guide |
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| "For a Breath I Tarry" |
| by Roger Zelazny See the Reading Guide. |
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| "Forever Yours, Anna" |
| by Kate Wilhelm See the Reading Guide |
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| Forward the Foundation |
| by Isaac Asimov See the Reading Guide to the Foundation and Robot Novels |
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| Foundation |
| by Isaac Asimov See the Reading Guide to the Foundation and Robot Novels |
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| Foundation and Earth |
| by Isaac Asimov See the Reading Guide to the Foundation and Robot Novels |
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| Foundation and Empire |
| by Isaac Asimov See the Reading Guide to the Foundation and Robot Novels |
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| Foundation's Edge |
| by Isaac Asimov See the Reading Guide to the Foundation and Robot Novels |
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| Frankenstein |
| by Mary Shelley See the Reading Guide |
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| "Freezeframe" |
| by Gregory Benford First published in Interzone, Fall 1986 |
| Preview: A power couple uses genetic manipulation to control their son's birth and physical and mental growth rates in order to accommodate their fast-paced lifestyle. |
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| Friday |
| by Robert A. Heinlein 1983 |
| Preview: Friday, an artificial human, works as a secret courier who must deal with personal problems as she tries to complete one last mission. |
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| "The Fringe" |
| by Orson Scott Card First published in The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, October 1985 |
| Preview: In a harsh land functioning on the edge of subsistence, a crippled teacher informs on the town's black marketeers and their children wreak revenge. |
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| "From the Government Printing Office" |
| by Kris Neville First published in Dangerous Visions, ed. Harlan Ellison, 1967 |
| Preview: A three and a half year old boy recounts the way his parents try to mold him into developing the personality they want. |
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