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Human is the last tale of The Final Fall of Man. You're strongly advised to start from Eejit and work your way through, but what do we know? We've never read the series starting from here. Maybe it's fantastic this way. Maybe this is the only way it makes sense. That's the thing about reading - you never really know, do you?
In this last gripping instalment of the 8-book Final Fall of man series, all the questions are answered and all the mysteries revealed, and then even bigger questions and mysteries turn out to somehow be hiding behind them, but that's always the way, with questions and mysteries. There are some surprises in store and some heartache too, but if you've made it this far I guess you're pretty tough. And if you really are starting with this book ... well, good luck. Wear a helmet. Have fun.
If you’re going to go out on a song, make it a beautiful, beautiful song. And if you can’t do that, well – make it deafening.
Captain First Grade Çrom Skelliglyph cordially invites you to the Final Fall of Man.
Join the crew of the Astro Tramp 400 as she flies out.
One last time.
In this last gripping instalment of the 8-book Final Fall of man series, all the questions are answered and all the mysteries revealed, and then even bigger questions and mysteries turn out to somehow be hiding behind them, but that's always the way, with questions and mysteries. There are some surprises in store and some heartache too, but if you've made it this far I guess you're pretty tough. And if you really are starting with this book ... well, good luck. Wear a helmet. Have fun.
If you’re going to go out on a song, make it a beautiful, beautiful song. And if you can’t do that, well – make it deafening.
Captain First Grade Çrom Skelliglyph cordially invites you to the Final Fall of Man.
Join the crew of the Astro Tramp 400 as she flies out.
One last time.
509 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 13, 2017
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Andrew Hindle
27 books52 followersAndrew "Chucky" Hindle was born and raised in Western Australia, before Internet romance brought him to Finland where he is now living happily ever after with his wife Janica, his daughters Elsa and Freja, his duck Clyde, his car Lazarus and his smartphone Mopho Cake V.
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October 6, 2017
Great Series
Okay. I hate writing reviews. BUT, this series needs to be read. When I first started with Eejit, it took me a few pages to get into it. By the time I had finished, I knew that I would complete the series.
Funny, philosophically deep, absurd, and border line genius.
You must read them. If only to get frustrated with Contro.
Okay. I hate writing reviews. BUT, this series needs to be read. When I first started with Eejit, it took me a few pages to get into it. By the time I had finished, I knew that I would complete the series.
Funny, philosophically deep, absurd, and border line genius.
You must read them. If only to get frustrated with Contro.
November 24, 2017
Read and enjoyed them all
The rating because as I read them i couldn't wait for the next. the last book i was sad because it was ending. look forward to more soon. Keep up the great work. Enjoyed the characters and the way I was pulled along wondering, what was happening, and never disappointed as it was pulled together with each book being a great adventure in its own.
The rating because as I read them i couldn't wait for the next. the last book i was sad because it was ending. look forward to more soon. Keep up the great work. Enjoyed the characters and the way I was pulled along wondering, what was happening, and never disappointed as it was pulled together with each book being a great adventure in its own.
April 4, 2020
Please Don't Read This Volume First
Not that you won't enjoy it for its very high quality text. But an important part of the enjoyment is the sense of "What the hell is going on here!" which you wil experience as a mild form of deja vu if you read the end first. Trust me. Start at the beginning. It is designed that way!
Not that you won't enjoy it for its very high quality text. But an important part of the enjoyment is the sense of "What the hell is going on here!" which you wil experience as a mild form of deja vu if you read the end first. Trust me. Start at the beginning. It is designed that way!
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