Amorous space squids. Sentient fridges. A derelict alien spacecraft adrift within an interstellar cloud. Speed-dating zombies. The truth behind the extinction of the dinosaurs. A potentially lethal interasteroidal freight consignment. And a planet on which biological diversification has utterly failed to take hold in eight billion years.
80, 000 Totally Secure Passwords That No Hacker Would Ever Guess is a collection of SF short fiction, sometimes humorous and sometimes deadly serious, by NZ-born Australian writer Simon Petrie.
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Product Warning
Introduction
Jack Makes a Sale
All the Colours of the Tomato
Working Girl
The Fridge Whisperer
Running Lizard
You Said ‘Two of Each’, Right?
The Speed of Heavy
Talking with Taniwha
Half The Man
Tremble, Quivering Mortals, At My Resplendent Tentacularity
The Assault Goes Ever On
Dark Rendezvous
Podcast
Must’ve Been While You Were Kissing Me
The Day of the Carrot
Latency
At the Dark Matter Zoo
Suckers for Love
The Thirty-First Element
Against the Flow
Reverse-Phase Astronomy as a Predictive Tool for Observational Astronomy
Dragon Blog
Niche
November 31st is World Peace Day
Mole of Stars