Musing Aloud

Yay!  According to SFScope, HERE, Daily Science Fiction has announced the Table of Contents for their October issue. 

If you haven't yet done so, you need to go to the Daily Science Fiction website and sign up to receive the stories in your inbox each weekday.  Otherwise you have to wait a week to read the stories on the website.   And you don't want to have to wait a week to read that story set for October 21, do you?  (Um, the correct answer here is, "NO!"  :-)  So hurry, go, sign up!  Now!  Cause I'm holding my breath until you do. 

Daily Science Fiction's Editor Jonathan Laden announces the new magazine's line-up of stories for October 2010, its second month of publication. "Those who have opted in get a new story in their e-mailbox every weekday. Each story becomes available on the website a week later."

For the month of October, the contents will be:
Friday 1 October: "Finding Joan" by David D. Levine
Monday 4 October: "Gamed" by Stephen Gaskell
Tuesday 5 October: "Losses: A Game" by M.O. Walsh
Wednesday 6 October: "Solitude" by Michael Guillebeau
Thursday 7 October: "Fashion Statement" by Peter Roberts
Friday 8 October: "Migrating Bears" by Helena Leigh Bell
Monday 11 October: "Grinpa" by Brian K. Lowe
Tuesday 12 October: "Bless this House" by Beth Cato
Wednesday 13 October: "Zero Hour" by Sue Burke
Thursday 14 October: "Susan 3342 A.D." by Marge Simon
Friday 15 October: "Addendum to the Confessions of St Augustine of Hippo" by Edoardo Albert
Monday 18 October: "Longevity, Inc." by Geoffrey C. Porter
Tuesday 19 October: "Chick Lit" by Keyan Bowes
Wednesday 20 October: "Group Session" by Terry Bramlett
Thursday 21 October: "Memory Boxes" by Pam L.Wallace
Friday 22 October: "A Theory of Sixth-Sense Aesthetics" by Ciro Faienza
Monday 25 October: "High Mileage" by JG Faherty
Tuesday 26 October: "A Game of Horse and Dragon" by Sarah L. Edwards
Wednesday 27 October: "Cradle Song" by Brenda Cannon Kalt
Thursday 28 October: "Flipping the Switch" by Michael Vella
Friday 29 October: "Moonlight and Bleach" by Sandra McDonald