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The Chaos of Deathworlders: Volume 1: A Guide to Understanding Humanity
Ten years, and two wars after First Contact, Humanity is finally ready to join the Galactic Community, and take its place amongst the stars. A traumatized former soldier joins a crew of alien outcasts aboard a cargo hauler. Every crew member has their own reasons for joining. But none of them have any idea just how strange their newest crew member's species truly is.
Join this diverse crew as they navigate the challenges of interstellar travel, encounter alien species, and uncover the mysteries of the galaxy. With humor, heart, and plenty of excitement, The Chaos of A Guide to Understanding Humanity is a thrilling sci-fi adventure that will leave you questioning what it truly means to be human.
Join this diverse crew as they navigate the challenges of interstellar travel, encounter alien species, and uncover the mysteries of the galaxy. With humor, heart, and plenty of excitement, The Chaos of A Guide to Understanding Humanity is a thrilling sci-fi adventure that will leave you questioning what it truly means to be human.
416 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 8, 2023
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July 26, 2026
(puts on snobbish air) I read this on the original Reddit.
There's great comedy and worldbuilding in this story.
The characters are fun and memorable, each distinct, and you care about so many of them.
It's full of callbacks and jokes. It has some great sci-fi ideas.
I really like it.
All their adventures.
It opens the door to a wide world. And most of the story is still unpublished. For FREE. This is only the first 83 chapters. There are hundreds of chapters.
There's some politicking, but it's still understandable to a dude who knows bullshit about politics. (The dude is me. I know bullshit about politics).
I guess some people don't like the whole script-ish formatting... But I could get past that.
There's great comedy and worldbuilding in this story.
The characters are fun and memorable, each distinct, and you care about so many of them.
It's full of callbacks and jokes. It has some great sci-fi ideas.
I really like it.
All their adventures.
It opens the door to a wide world. And most of the story is still unpublished. For FREE. This is only the first 83 chapters. There are hundreds of chapters.
There's some politicking, but it's still understandable to a dude who knows bullshit about politics. (The dude is me. I know bullshit about politics).
I guess some people don't like the whole script-ish formatting... But I could get past that.
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