Duarana Zero

by J.G. Remeng

Planet Duarana is in trouble, yet under the cozy flow of entertainment very few duaranans admit the costs of their choices. Change will be evident when a pair of alien visitors arrive to shake things up.

157 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 23, 2015

Reviews

[Nephelus · Rating 1 out of 5]

I'm don't feel great about reviewing a book I couldn't finish but I simply couldn't read very far into this book. The language was really dense and things were not explained clearly. After a few chapters I had no idea who or what anybody was or what was happening.

I'm sorry to be so negative about a book I got for free and was genuinely curious about but when I realized I was forcing myself to continue despite all lack of clarify I knew it was time to stop.

[Wendie Nordgren · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a very creative piece of ecological science fiction. It made me consider the state of our environment and how other sentient life might view humanity. At the end of the novel, a timeline and glossary are included. I hope there is a second book in the works. This world of Duarana is too compelling to vanish.

[Ernesto Oporto · Rating 1 out of 5]

This seems to be an experimental work, and I hate it when people turn a story into an experiment, trying to invent another style of writing for the sake of the experiment.