Phase Shift. Science Fiction Weekly #33

Phase Shift Science Fiction Weekly

Constable Jennifer McLean has been sent on a routine mission to investigate an honest gun seller in her precinct in Mars City. But when she gets there she soon discovers that he might be dealing in technology not allowed on Mars.

Where is he getting the spacer stuff from?
What has happened to the missing 47 residents?
And will Jen be able to arrest her suspect before he escapes?

Find out more in Phase Shift. #33 in the Science Fiction Weekly Short Reads Series.

Time Sheets. Science Fiction Weekly #22 by Neil A. Hogan. Short Reads Series

Time Sheets. Science Fiction Weekly #22

Digital format available

When Mera leaves ProxiBee’s seventh moon in a huff, Jasper is surprised to find she has left behind a bill that had made its way to them through the nearby wormhole.

The troubling thing is, the bill is continuing to increase, and he can’t figure out a way to stop it.

If Jasper can’t find the solution to the sudden drain on resources, it could not only mean the end of his company, but also the moon itself.

Time Sheets is #22 in the Science Fiction Weekly Series. A short story of approximately 4200 words.

First Interdimensional Contact by Neil A. Hogan. Science Fiction Weekly #19: Short Reads Series

First Interdimensional Contact. Science Fiction Weekly #19: Short Reads Series

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The pod members on the inside of their bubble world roll back and forth in fear as the strange triangular shape breaks into their universe, and reveals something horrifying inside.

What is this long creature made of lines?

Why is it frozen in the air above them?

And what will happen if it touches the energy skin of their world?

First Interdimensional Contact is #19 in the Science Fiction Weekly short reads series. A short story of about 4500 words.

Work After Death. Science Fiction Weekly #18 Short Reads Series by Neil A. Hogan

Work After Death. Science Fiction Weekly #18 Short Reads Series

Available in digital format

Maisee has a plan to disrupt the zomboid working tradition in the tea plantations of the South, and enlists her dead husband to help. She wants the townsfolk to believe that selling their dead relatives to be reanimated as workers in the picking industry is a really bad idea.

But there is a bigger underlying plan that Maisee is unaware of.

Can she escape an A.I. that is always one step ahead?

Work After Death is #18 in the Science Fiction Weekly short reads series. A short story of approximately 5300 words.

Still in Beta. Science Fiction Weekly Short Story #17: Short Reads Series

Still in Beta. Science Fiction Weekly Short Story #17: Short Reads Series

Available in digital format and via Kindle Unlimited

While experimenting on himself to raise his brain waves frequencies to see the areas of reality that a normal human cannot perceive, a scientist discovers something completely unexpected.

Something that could affect the entire human race now and forever.

‘Still in Beta’ is #17 in the Science Fiction Weekly Short Reads Series. A short science fiction story of about 5500 words

Oh My God. It’s Full of Stars. By Neil A. Hogan. Science Fiction Weekly Short Story #16

Oh My God. It’s Full of Stars. By Neil A. Hogan. Science Fiction Weekly Short Story #16

Available from Amazon: Oh My God. It’s Full of Stars.

When Captain Dhead’s ship appears near a black hole binary system, his alien first officer Khyrks eagerly tells him that there is treasure in a tear in space-time, right in the center.

Slightly uneasy at being in such a dangerous part of space, Dhead sends a drone into the tear to investigate.

And finds something incredible.

‘Oh My God. It’s Full of Stars’ is #16 in the Science Fiction Weekly Series. A short reads story of about 4200 words.

The Hydrofluorons of Krakon 7

The Hydrofluorons of Krakon 7

Available in Digital Format from Amazon

When a wormhole to another dimension opens up for Dravo, he is surprised to find highly advanced aliens on the other side eager for tourism.

But just being in the same room as them could kill a human being within an hour.

Can Dravo convince the Space Council that trade is still possible?

Find out more in The Hydrofluorons of Krakon 7. #14 in the Science Fiction Weekly series. A short story of about 5200 words.

Stories and Excerpts by Neil A. Hogan

Stories and Excerpts by Neil A. Hogan

There are a number of stories I’ve written over the past few years that are either no longer in print, or are no longer that noticeable. So, I thought, why not make them free, or at the very least, choose some excerpts for people to read online?!

And so, here is the list. All these are available on my site right now for you to read. Of course, an opportunity may appear that will mean I take them off again, but in the meantime, I hope you find something interesting.

Stellar Flash Series

Chapter books for a more mature audience

Alien Frequency: Stellar Flash Book One Part 1 (2017)

The Andromeda Effect: Stellar Flash Book Two Introduction First Draft (2018)

 

Galactic Missions Series

Chapter books for Young Adults

Ida and the Planet Invasion: Part 1 (2013)

Gabriel and the Resurrection of Maldek: Part 1(2014)

Tiara and the Comet Apocalypse: Part 1 (2014)

John and the Ancient Earth Defenses: Excerpt (2015)

 

Short SF Stories

By Neil A. Hogan

Oh My God, It’s Full Of Stars New

The Hydrofluorons of Krakon 7 New

A Little Matter
Child Safe
Cosmic Joke
Evolution
Inter-View
InterRelations
Pocket Monsters
The Language Tutor
The Learning Curve
The Old Boy’s Club
Tutor Who Heaven Cent
Work After Death

List of Other Stories Available Via Amazon