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The Ben Hur of SF: Eetoo, a shepherd from an obscure planet, was the one prophesied to seek the truth from the birthplace of humanity. He has help from fellow humans as well as non humans. Some species would rather see humanity extinct, and for good reason. The ancient Nephteshi Empire showed how evil humanity can be. The paradox keeps Eetoo searching for answers, taking him to first century Earth
span style="display: inline;" id="longdescr_full">Imagine Ben Hur as a Space Opera: Eetoo, a shepherd from an obscure planet, is on a mission to seek the truth from the birthplace of humanity. br />
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The problem is, neither he, nor anyone he knows has any idea where that planet is. He has help from fellow humans as well as non humans. Some species would rather see humanity extinct, and for good reason. From one of these, Eetoo finds that there is a time limit, and humanity is scheduled for extinction. The ancient Nephteshi Empire showed how evil humanity can be. br />
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A cyberpunk novel, set in 2020, about a homeless streetwise boy who doesn't know his true identity. He is befriended by a young computer hacker named Raul, and an aged Japanese mystic named Atsuko.
The ultimate villain: General Don Juan Clemente, who has installed himself as president for life after dethroning the king ten years ago. Now, he's a quadriplegic, but his brain has been hooked to massive computer system, including an army of killer robots, and stands poised to destroy any threat to his power. His biggest threat: the true identity of Pepe.
The year is 2020. We have people living on Mars, but haven't sorted out life on earth yet. To the boy washing windscreens at the traffic signal, it could just as well be 1920.
The boy is Pepe. He doesn't know who his real parents are. His 'grandma' dies in a slum fire, and he is left to fend for himself and his grandma's biological granddaughter, Po, whom he treats like a real sister. They live in an abandoned construction site with other homeless children. With help from a young computer hacker named Raul and a mystical old man named Atsuko, Pepe discovers his true identity.
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By Robby Charters
Rating: Not yet rated.
Published: Aug. 09, 2012
Words: 66189 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781476431369
Short description
A group of Asian students take a tour of a futuristic America dominated by multinational corporations. They find that virtual reality has totally obscured the real world. Then, they stumble into the "real world", a area divided between countless republics: Nazi, Militant Christian, Native American, Mafia, you name it. Can they escape it and return to their homes in the Chinese half of the world?
span style="display: inline;" id="longdescr_full">The world of the late 21st century is divided between Greater China, the Western Block, the Islamic Block and the Southern Free States of Africa and South America. The Western Block is dominated by the multinational corporations, who have created a paradise for its citizens -- so everyone thinks. br />
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Mickey O'Brien is the Eurasian, half Asian and half Irish. He has a problem with that, because all his friends are fully Asian. However, no one has actually met each other -- only their virtual projected images they show on | |  | | The Story of Saint Catrick
Catrick, a cat living in cat society, sets out to spread the message that animal species can and should live in harmony. All the while, the rodents are rising up against cat rule. Catrick and his friends encounter political agendas, prejudices, and countless other reasons for not doing the obvious.
Maybe a bit like Wind in the Willows, except with a span id="SPELLING_ERROR_2" class="blsp-spelling-error">socio/span>-political slant, it's about ethnic reconciliation, using animal species instead of human ethnic groups.br />
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span id="SPELLING_ERROR_3" class="blsp-spelling-error">Catrick/span>, a cat living in cat society, realises that the Maker didn't create animals to eat span id="SPELLING_ERROR_4" class="blsp-spelling-error">oneanother/span>, but through the knowledge of the Maker animals will stop hurting each other. span id="SPELLING_ERROR_5" class="blsp-spelling-er | |  | | The Zondon
Ernie Magawan has been bothered by bizarre recurring dreams of outer space and a green crystal. He's tempted to agree with his twin that he might be off in the head - until, during an archaeology dig, he finds the very crystal and realises he's on an mission that started before he was born. The stability of the universe depends on their success. He has to find and wake up six others like himself..
font size="3" face="times">"This story is refreshing and completely new in concept and legend. The details of the worlds created in this story are unique and beautiful, with a great plot ... this is a masterpiece of history mixed with Sci-Fi." ReadersFavorite.com
Ernie Magawan has been bothered by bazaar recurring dreams of outer space and a green crystal. He's tempted to agree with his twin that he might be off in the head - until, during an archaeology dig, he finds the very crystal and realises he's on an mission that started before he was born. The stability of the |
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Pieces of Eight, Part II
by Jay Dubya
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 Pieces of Eight, Part II is an eclectic collection of eight imaginative novellas that complement the eight tales that appeared in Pieces of Eight. The selections are a blend of different short story/novella plots and themes. Science-fiction, paranorm |
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