Freed Aliens: The 2nd Galactic Pool Novel - Kelly, M. Sid
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Freed Aliens provides additional wholesome naughtiness for atheists and discerning science nerds. Abducted Earthling Jimmy Fresneaux and his TV fishing show provide the political cover and advertising revenue for an Insectoid rebellion. A dead and forgotten hero recruits a few familiar aliens for the fight - whether they realize it or not. But the nastiest of the galactic politicians has a back-up plan designed to crush the swarming bureaucrats. And Earth thinks it may have been contacted by aliens, but it's kind of hard to be sure.*Contains just a few strategically placed F-words.*The sex is…mehr

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Freed Aliens provides additional wholesome naughtiness for atheists and discerning science nerds. Abducted Earthling Jimmy Fresneaux and his TV fishing show provide the political cover and advertising revenue for an Insectoid rebellion. A dead and forgotten hero recruits a few familiar aliens for the fight - whether they realize it or not. But the nastiest of the galactic politicians has a back-up plan designed to crush the swarming bureaucrats. And Earth thinks it may have been contacted by aliens, but it's kind of hard to be sure.*Contains just a few strategically placed F-words.*The sex is real this time, but it requires a healthy imagination.*Provides your recommended daily allowance of surfing aliens.
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Rolling Stone Magazine once quoted M. Sid Kelly -- but for lousy reasons having to do with a lot of dead fish. (He got a nice keyword search term for his biography out of it though.) He was a so-called 'key player' in the Washington Post's Pulitzer Prize-winning series Angler: The Dick Cheney Vice Presidency. (Couple of nice keywords there...) Before that, he was a subject of investigative reports in the Wall Street Journal and Los Angeles Times concerning certain political shenanigans. Unfortunately, he ended up testifying to Congress about the shenanigans. (But he used lots of keywords in the testimony.) In a positive turn, he was nominated for the 2003 Ron Ridenhour Award for Truth-Telling. And he served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Mali, West Africa. (The toughest keyword he ever loved.) But does any of this trivia qualify Kelly to write satire about aliens getting crap from Earthlings? YES.