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Ted Chiang's Hugo nominated story Exhalation free download

Cory Doctorow at 7:09 pm Tue, Mar 24, 2009

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John sez, "Ted Chiang's short story "Exhalation" --which is currently a finalist for the Hugo Award and the British Science Fiction Association Award--is now available to read online in a variety of formats, via our Downloads page. Originally appearing in Jonathan Strahan's Eclipse Two, 'Exhalation' is an evocative story of an all-metal world, its argon-breathing inhabitants, and a scientist who performs the ultimate self-examination. The story is also available as a podcast from StarShipSofa".

Ted Chiang’s “Exhalation” now available for download. (Thanks, John!)

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  • Anonymous

    The story deservedly WON.

    All hail Ted Chiang!

  • minamisan

    Both Ted Chiang and the StarShipSofa are awesome.

  • PaulR

    Ted Chiang’s The Merchant and the Alchemist’s Gate is also worth seeking out and giving a listen-to.

    His writing is beautiful, evocative, and these two ‘steam-punk’ stories disguise a deep understanding of science.

    Thanks for this and the previous link (s?), Cory.

  • ravenword

    Thanks for sharing this. I love Ted Chiang’s stories.

  • igpajo

    The podcast of this is excellent! Great story that is deserving of the nomination.