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Space Pirates

by David Lee Summers (Editor)

Other authors: Danielle Ackley-McPhail (Contributor), Neal Asher (Contributor), M.H. Bonham (Contributor), David Boop (Contributor), Karl Grotegut (Contributor)10 more, C.J. Henderson (Contributor), Carol Hightshoe (Contributor), W.A. Hoffman (Contributor), Daniel M. Hoyt (Contributor), ALan L. Lickiss (Contributor), Pamela D. Lloyd (Contributor), Anna Paradox (Contributor), David B. Riley (Contributor), Uncle River (Contributor), Robert E. Vardeman (Contributor)

Series: Full-Throttle Space Tales (1)

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Space Pirates, the first anthology of the Full-Throttle Space Tales series contains fifteen swashbuckling tales of pirates in space, by established and rising-star authors. Eating Vacuum, by Robert E Vardeman: Asteroid miner matches wits with a pirate. On the Even of the Last Great Ratings War, by David Boop: Genetically engineered animals battle for the airwaves. Adrift, by Carol Hightshoe: The Flying Dutchman takes to outer space. Bad Traveling, by Neal Asher: Pirates on the seas of a distant planet. Carbon Copy, by Denielle Ackley-McPhail: Is a ship of the space fleet bearing false colors? Space Pirate Cookies, by C.J. Henderson: Aliens mocking humanity. For a Job Well Done, by David Lee Summers: A pirate finds himself rescuing a victim of human trafficking. Lunacy by Anna Paradox: The Moon is taxed to death, and a teenager is caught in the middle. The Claims Adjustor, by David B. Riley: An insurance claims adjustor wants to ferret out pirates. Never Lie to Yourself, by Uncle River: A boy marooned in space is rescued by pirates. Star Wench, by Daniel M. Hoyt: A spaceship captain must save his crew from pirates. Searching the Vastness of Space, by Alan L. Lickiss: A bureaucrat believes he has discovered proof of interstellar piracy Captain Barti Ddu, by M.H. Bonham: Morgan Roberts¿ is saved from space pirates - by an Eighteenth Century buccaneer. Earth-Saturn Transit, by W.A. Hoffman: Mutiny in space. Ship's Daughter, by Pamela D. Lloyd and Karl Grotegut: A pirate's daughter must prove herself.… (more)

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