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Alien Characters #39
Alien Ava
Alien Ava is an archaeologist. She has been making records of lost alien civilisations and ancient aliens around the Large Magellanic Cloud Galaxy for a thousand orbits. She has just finished her mission and has no idea what to do next. Strangely, she discovers a very curious stone that doesn't belong to the planet. A greenish meteorite. There aren't any others on the planet so she takes her flashship into space to find more.
Where is the greenish stone from?
What image does it have for Alien Ava?
And how do the crew of The Celestial Breeze fit into this?
Find out more in Alien Ava - Alien Characters Series 3 Episode 11.
This is a short text-only science fiction story for children aged 5 to 12. Approximately 2500 words.
Where is the greenish stone from?
What image does it have for Alien Ava?
And how do the crew of The Celestial Breeze fit into this?
Find out more in Alien Ava - Alien Characters Series 3 Episode 11.
This is a short text-only science fiction story for children aged 5 to 12. Approximately 2500 words.
14 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 11, 2012
About the author
Neil A. Hogan
160 books7 followersNeil A. Hogan has been writing science fiction, fantasy and metaphysical short stories for as long as he can remember, except when he wasn't.
When not editing Alien Dimensions, he'll be writing his space opera series Stellar Flash, now up to Book Four.
You can sometimes not find him, hidden in a cafe hunched over his netbook, somewhere on Earth.
Find out more at:
StellarFlash.com
AlienDimensions.com
NeilAHogan.com
SpaceFictionBooks.com
TheMagellans.com
When not editing Alien Dimensions, he'll be writing his space opera series Stellar Flash, now up to Book Four.
You can sometimes not find him, hidden in a cafe hunched over his netbook, somewhere on Earth.
Find out more at:
StellarFlash.com
AlienDimensions.com
NeilAHogan.com
SpaceFictionBooks.com
TheMagellans.com
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