The Proxima Harvest - Moore, David
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In Proxima's Dark Harvest, humanity embarks on its first voyage to Proxima B, only to uncover a world steeped in mystery and terror. The Ithar, a seemingly peaceful, agrarian people, hide a chilling secret: they are prey to the Kethar, an advanced alien race that returns once a year to harvest their young for sustenance. When astronaut Ethan Carter falls in love with Naia, an Ithar woman, and learns of the gruesome cycle, he is thrust into a desperate battle for survival. As the crew fights to protect the planet, they realize the Kethar's return is inevitable unless Earth intervenes. With time…mehr

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In Proxima's Dark Harvest, humanity embarks on its first voyage to Proxima B, only to uncover a world steeped in mystery and terror. The Ithar, a seemingly peaceful, agrarian people, hide a chilling secret: they are prey to the Kethar, an advanced alien race that returns once a year to harvest their young for sustenance. When astronaut Ethan Carter falls in love with Naia, an Ithar woman, and learns of the gruesome cycle, he is thrust into a desperate battle for survival. As the crew fights to protect the planet, they realize the Kethar's return is inevitable unless Earth intervenes. With time running out, humanity must decide: will they stop the cycle, or let it continue at the cost of the Ithar's-and possibly Earth's-future?
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David Moore was born in Ireland. He emigrated to Montreal, Canada, in 1964. Moore published his first collection of poetry, Silence, in 2016. Other books followed: Poems:2, 2020, The March of the Copy-long Shadows, 2020, Fame and Fortune, The Copyright Curse of Cassandra, 2021, The Life of a Slave, 2022, and The Timeless Love of Billy B for Scheherazade, 2025. Moore is a visual artist as well as an author. He has had sixty solo exhibitions, most of them installations, in Canada, USA and Europe. The book Installations, David Moore, 1976-2013, published in 2017, is an exhaustive compilation of his most notable artworks. He was a professor at Concordia University, Montreal, in the department of Fine Arts between 1974-2006.