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Wrong Turn at Antares

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"After reading the “foreword” of this book, I was laughing and enjoying something special. The manuscript contains the report and a “verdict” of a visiting alien and his companion on the behavior of the human race. This alien is far from being a superior being. He has some trouble spelling words and organizing standard paragraphs in the English language, but somehow he manages to write a book which is “crucial to the survival of Earth.” This is a cleverly constructed satire where the humans and aliens are far from being perfect creatures. If you like to read novels where the main characters have imperfections and communicate in non-conventional ways, texts filled with poignant humor, this book is highly recommended."

Wrong Turn at Antares

A satirical look at humanity today
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Humans sure have a lot more fun, Stella concluded after watching TV sitcom signals streaming through space. And she didn't buy the unflattering things the FUP report said about humans. Her paradise was a dull place, but maybe humans could teach them to really live and restore the spiritual vigor their quest for perfection had taken away.
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