C. T. Walbridge

Tea and Aliens; no way to run an alien invasion (Bureau of Alien Interactions) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

The Ur network neutralizes space and time. Without warning, it connects with Nolan, whose life is about to need alien intervention. Since the network puts everything at zero distance from everything else, there are a lot of aliens, -- and they are much too close by. All of them are different. And all of them have different problems -which have now become Nolan's problems.

Our hero, with his new love, Fiona, wind up in charge of an intergalactic nexus… which is a house in a quiet little suburb. Unfortunately, terrestrial biology is not compatible with alien body chemistries. Even worse, alien technology is not compatible with terrestrial technology. Nolan and Fiona have the job of keeping those chemistries and those technologies separated.

It is not helpful that various earlier visitations, over millennia, have left some peculiar artifacts on this planet.

These have to be found and returned. Or, at least, shut down.

Is it all a Government secret?

No, Earth Governments are trying desperately not to know anything about this.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: C. T. Walbridge
• Erscheinungstermin: 27. November 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781386615163
• Artikelnr.: 54686113

Autorenporträt

C T Walbridge is retired from working as an environmental biologist. Currently tracking the co-evolution of human and artificial intelligence. Stories; "High Cotton," in Intel's Tomorrow Project Anthology, 2011; "The Lost Gospel Writers," in Alternative Theologies, 2018; "Babble," in Endgames, 2019.

He follows the algae news the way some people follow the sports news. Apparently incapable of writing properly dystopian fiction. The "robot apocalypse" doesn't happen because the robots have better things to work on. Even hideous hordes of invading aliens are good guys. Or... they're doing the best they can.