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Alien Dimensions #25: Alien First Contact Issue: Space Fiction Short Stories Anthology Series

Alien Dimensions is a space fiction short stories anthology series featuring amazing authors from around the world.

Previous issues have featured stories about extraterrestrials, clones, robots and androids, invasion and colonization, cyberpunk and space opera, first contact, genetic manipulation, starship exploration, time travel and more.

From seriousness to humorous, high octane to slow burn, from back-story heavy to present tense dialogue-driven adventures, Alien Dimensions explores the future.

Enjoy a much more alien experience with Alien Dimensions.

This issue's general theme is Alien First

The Creature from Another World – Humphrey Price
Volunteers – Tyree Campbell
Man Among Others – Jason Lairamore
The Phobos Box – Allen Ashley
Celestial Trial of the Blue Planet by James Ward
In Earth’s Backyard – James F. McGrath
Aldanian Geometry – Gail Brown
Reach for it – Ourliazo Tap
Memories in Water – Louise Butler
Canned Meat – Vincent deDiego Metzo
Sometimes We Get What We Pay For – Mord McGhee
Vothari Blood – Philip Goode
Dragon in the Laut – J. L. Royce
The Harvest – K. L. Hallam
Voice Zones – Neil A. Hogan

248 pages, Paperback

Published October 16, 2023

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About the author

Neil A. Hogan

160 books7 followers
Neil A. Hogan has been writing science fiction, fantasy and metaphysical short stories for as long as he can remember, except when he wasn't.

When not editing Alien Dimensions, he'll be writing his space opera series Stellar Flash, now up to Book Four.

You can sometimes not find him, hidden in a cafe hunched over his netbook, somewhere on Earth.

Find out more at:
StellarFlash.com
AlienDimensions.com
NeilAHogan.com
SpaceFictionBooks.com
TheMagellans.com

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September 25, 2026
It's an anthology of stories of different levels of quality. What I expect the serial pulp sci-fi era would have made. I can't say it was particularly good, but it was entertaining. And some of the stories were good & interesting.
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