Creative Commons Science Fiction and Fantasy

Whilst perusing Kelly Link's brilliant short story anthology that she has graciously released under a creative commons license at the Small Beer Press website (http://www.lcrw.net/kellylink/sth/Kelly_Link_Stranger_Things.htm) a thought bubble formed somewhere between the ceiling and my brain:

We should make a kind of list of the stuff that authors have creative commons licensed, and made available on-line. I'm not talking about self-published crud, or BS like the things that wash ashore on my blog. I mean honest-to-goodness trad published books and texts that are now CC, and readable on-line.

Baen Books Free Library, many titles and authors
http://www.baen.com/library/defaultTitles.htm

Mayer Brenner
http://www.mayerbrenner.com/download/

Mike Brotherton
http://www.mikebrotherton.com/novels/index.html

Escape Pod
http://escapepod.org/

Rachel Caine
http://www.rachelcaine.com/free.html

Cory Doctorow
www.craphound.com

Neil Gaiman
http://browseinside.harpercollins.c...23&WT.mc_id=author_AmerGods_FullAccess_022208 <--The Gaiman says that's the link for American Gods. I haven't gotten it to work. Let me know if anyone figures this one out.

http://harpercoln.vo.llnwd.net/o16/StudyInEmerald_full.mp3 <-- Not technically CC, but an awesome audio link that belongs >somewhere<
http://www.dccomics.com/media/excerpts/1696_1.pdf <--DC Comics giving away Issue #1 of Sandman! Is it CC? I DON'T CARE! It's free, and on-line.
http://www.neilgaiman.com/p/Cool Stuff/Short Stories <-- Short Stories.

John Kessel
http://lcrw.net/kessel/#Free

Kelly Link
http://www.lcrw.net/kellylink/sth/Kelly_Link_Stranger_Things.htm

Nick Mamatas
http://www.moveunderground.org/

Maureen McHugh
http://www.lcrw.net/mchugh/McHugh_Mothers.htm

Ben Rosenbaum
http://www.lcrw.net/rosenbaum/Rosenbaum_Ant_King.html

Brandon Sanderson
http://www.brandonsanderson.com/book/Warbreaker/page/20/WARBREAKER-The-Free-Fantasy-Book-Download

Lewis Shiner
http://www.lewisshiner.com/liberation/index.htm

Charles Stross
http://www.accelerando.org/

Jeff VanderMeer's Novella "The Situation"
http://blog.wired.com/geekdad/files/Situation-Wired-Final.pdf

Vernor Vinge
http://vrinimi.org/rainbowsend.html
(This one doesn't look to be CC-licensed, but that's okay. The spirit of the CC is present.)

Peter Watts
http://www.rifters.com/real/shorts.htm

And seriously, guys and dolls, I *know* I'm forgetting people. There's a name on the tip of my damn tongue...

Anywho, check it and add your links. For some unfathomable reason, Sci-Fi and Fantasy authors are up on the latest tech and cutting edge futurism. We should celebrate it with a list of worthies.

Shweta, I'm going to try to edit these things in alphabetical order in my OP, but I may space out and wander off.

Feel free, oh mighty mods, to adjust the list as new resources arrive.

Google it, and provide a link. Please, don't just speculate. Do some research so we can all benefit from the awesome CC-licensed fiction.

Updated.

Added Rachel Caine's short stories on her website.

Updated to add podcasters Escape Pod, who release all of their podcasts under a CC license.

Hey, I spent so long looking for this thread, I forgot what I was going to update.

Sticky?

Yes/No?

Hey, if anyone can figure out how to get Neil Gaiman's "American Gods" giveaway link to work, let me know.

Updated to include John Kessel's Creative Commonsed Short Story Collection.

Now, I'm going to go read some of it. I expect great things.

Updated to add Lewis Shiner.