Paul Levinson Read from 'The Whether App'
At Philcon, 2018
My first published story in a "pro" market was "Albert's Cradle," back in 1993, in Amazing Stories. I therefore was especially pleased when my story "Slipping Time" was published in the fall 2018 re-launch issue of Amazing Stories. The magazine, by the way, was started by Hugo Gernsback in 1926, making it the oldest science fiction periodical still in publication.
I was even more pleased when Amazing Stories bought another one of my stories, just written a few months ago, for publication in its Spring 2019 issue. It's entitled "The Whether App." I read from it this past weekend at the oldest continuing science fiction convention, Philcon. You can see and hear the reading in this video. I didn't read the story in its entirety. If you're dying to see how it ends, read the whole story, right here on Vocal.
About the Creator
Paul Levinson
Novels The Silk Code & The Plot To Save Socrates; LPs Twice Upon A Rhyme & Welcome Up; nonfiction The Soft Edge & Digital McLuhan, translated into 15 languages. Best-known short story: The Chronology Protection Case; Prof, Fordham Univ.
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