3 of a Perfekt Pear
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3 of a Perfekt Pear brings you three stories from the mind of Daniel Smith. Take two trips into space and a trip into the mind. These stories will have you questioning what reality is, and also what our future holds for us. In the end, you’ll be asking yourself, should we embrace the future, or run from it. No matter what, you’ll know that the future will be 3 of a Perfekt Pear...
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3 of a Perfekt Pear - Daniel C. Smith
3 of a Perfekt Pear
A collection of short stories
By Daniel C. Smith
Published by Nomadic Delirium Press at Smashwords
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CONTENTS
Artemis One
The Proteus Effect
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Artemis One
"Houston… this is Artemis One… we've touched down-- we are back on the moon ladies and gentlemen! Houston this is Commander Stuart Ullman requesting permission to EVA… Houston do you copy? Houston… please respond…"
Sergeant Diane Johnson sat listening to the recording for what seemed the millionth time since leaving Earth-- the same transmission everyone else on the planet had heard almost six weeks ago. And nothing had been heard from Artemis One-- whatever it was-- since. Of course, the International Space Agency had never launched a ship for a lunar landing-- once the industrial and security platforms had been built during the thirties the moon and all of its dust seemed an unnecessary expense. Profit and security as enforced by the ISA under the aegis of the United Nations were the only reasons for the existence of a space program at all. Humans hadn't been to the moon since the early 1970's, and there had never been a ship registered as Artemis One. And so far, no one had found anyone named Stuart Ullman, or anyone who matched his voice print. After everyone started to consider the