Americans love tidy endings to their stories, but the coronavirus pandemic isn't offering them that. The lack of knowledge of when the pandemic will be over runs counter to the ways Americans have grown accustomed to consuming stories. https://t.co/fATs0yDzvz
— The Associated Press (@AP) March 25, 2021
Tag: fortælling
Julekalenderfortællinger
– hele året.
Dette er en liste i arbejde. Kriteriet er, at der skal være 24 afsnit, og de skal være til øret alene. Og man skal kunne komme til dem, også uden for december. Hér er de første:
Lars Røn
Xmos Athmos (2018). Garanteret: Dit liv bliver ikke det samme igen.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqbisD0X03o&list=PLI0z2FoSf-KaaVIW3kbAeteNekWLLp_uc
Decembervagten (2019)- i 24 afsnit.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=69bgFveDuFw&list=PLI0z2FoSf-KblZ7oU1yoy0sfjew3ljJGW
Decembervagten på toppen (2020) – Decembervagten som 1 video, men under videoen er en klikbar menu til de 24 afsnit.
My Science Fiction in print
– I actually learned something from my debut 😀
Will I keep this updated?
Naturally! It’s a pleasure. 🙂
— Kenneth Krabat, upd. Aug. 2022
Stories in print
Afståelsens Veje (Avenues of Riddance) – An inheritance forces the protagonist to choose between her always-on-always-now network and a future also containing the past.
as Avenues of Riddance and as Afståelsens Veje in the anthology, Around the world in more than 80 SF stories, (epub, EN, 2017 Tyskland)
as Alleen der Befreiung in the anthology Rund um die Welt in mehr als 80 SF-Geschichten, (paper, DE, 2016)
Bombens Bagside (The Hindside of the Bomb) – Disarming the recent bomb in a line of bombs directed at the Nationalistic majority despite disagreeing with their hold on the country – and what was also in the unexploded briefcase.
Taken for publication (2020) in a Swedish (now) online magazine for popular culture, DAST.nu
Den snublende klovn, den følgende nar (The stumbling clown, the following fool) – When simple survival is not enough.
in the magazine Himmelskibet #55, (2018, Fantastik.dk)
Dræbersneglen fra Venus (the Killer Snail from Venus) Continue reading “My Science Fiction in print”