
Nobody Told the Moon
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Science fiction here takes more than one route away from the familiar. Nobody Told the Moon sends an astronaut impersonator toward a destination he is unqualified to reach. This Call May Be Recorded gives a call-center worker a courteous notice about the end of Earth's account. Both bring humor into circumstances with much larger stakes than the protagonist expected.
Other free science fiction novels ask more intimate or frightening questions. The People Who Stayed sets a marriage against the evacuation of an orbital settlement. The Deepest Room makes an underwater rescue depend on an unknown form of life. Future-warning thrillers and a world losing gravity widen the collection further. Read the premise and additional genres to choose between comedy, suspense, horror and human drama; each published book provides a complete reading experience.
No. Some use contemporary or near-future Earth settings. Eleven Minutes follows an emergency dispatcher, and The Deepest Room takes its rescue team into the Pacific.
This Call May Be Recorded and Nobody Told the Moon both include comedy. Their premises still involve serious stakes, so humor does not mean nothing dangerous happens.
The People Who Stayed is a Short Novel about an orbital evacuation and a couple facing incompatible futures. Check its book page for the chapter list and reading estimate.
Eleven Minutes uses warnings of future emergencies to create suspense. The Woman in Tomorrow's Photograph follows impossible images, while The Deepest Room combines science fiction, rescue danger and horror.