The Andromeda Incident is a sci-fi fantasy novel about the disconcerted and mixed-up life of Emrys Myrddin Calyx, his adventures and misadventures in the twelfth and twenty-first centuries.
It describes how Emrys is born aboard the Starship Americus, to a weak-willed and somewhat frail Earthling father and a compassionate, black panther-like humanoid Myrddissian mother.
It also explicitly depicts how he, Emrys, is experimentally created double-sexed, a bio-genetic mutation allowing those born “that way,” to change sexes via a simple telepathic command. And how, despite being born that particular way, Emrys still experiences a very fulfilling and adventurous life.
By reading The Andromeda Incident, you too can travel along with Emrys on his adventures and misadventures throughout the universe via a time/space continuum device, as he visits the devastated planets of Mars and Earth, just before their human and alien-caused cataclysmic events take place.
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Aboard The Americus.
This most recent and personal saga of Emrys Myrddin Calyx begins on Stardate 2348 A.D, while traveling aboard the Universal League of Planet’s newly commissioned star cruiser, The Americus. A massive, five thousand meter long by one thousand meter wide, lank and linear, platinum plated and ruby dust encrusted starship. This magnificent, ULOP flagship's spacious innards was painstakingly and efficiently designed to make life as comfortable as possible, for the two hundred and twenty-five or so, crew members aboard. Each individual crew member, be they human or alien, were duly assigned, their own adequately sized and force field enclosed domiciles. Which for safety's sake, were strewn about the ship’s sixty-inch thick, alumisteel outer walls. Every private, living quarter was well outfitted, with luxuries such as, a sizable replicator galley, one or two spacious bedrooms, bathrooms, and large circular, portal-view window. They were also amazingly equipped, with scientifically colored walls, ceilings and carpets that were specially devised to change colors on, electronicized command. This astounding feature afforded the domicile’s individualistic residents, to choose the perfect color scheme to suit their own personal needs and tastes. Only with permission though, to do so as long as, they kept within the United League of Planets' rigid decorating rules, regulations and color-codes.
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