They learn about the thing attached to the big light sail, and it learns about them.
This reading is chapter eighteen of Parasite Puppeteers, the second book in the Green Comet trilogy. They can see that they are aging, if only at a slow rate. They’re trying to guess what this big vessel will do next, when it sends one of its scouts after them.
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Link.
The Okanagan Reader, Green Comet’s YouTube channel, is approaching 3,000 “views” of the audio and video that I have uploaded. There are the recordings of short stories by authors like Kelly Link, as well as the popular Quantum Shorts flash fiction. Lately I’ve been uploading readings of the chapters in my Green Comet series, along with video introductions for each upload.
It looks like we might be able to break the 3,000 view level before the new year. I invite you all to come along and give it a push.-)
Thank you.
rjb
update: Unfortunately we weren’t able to reach the 3,000 goal. As of yearend we only got to 2,983. Not disappointing. I find it encouraging. But then, I’m an optimist.-)
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The Ball is halfway to their old star, and they’ve successfully completed the flip.
This reading is chapter seventeen of Parasite Puppeteers, the second book in the Green Comet trilogy. Their light sail has picked up the beam from Orange Comet and they begin braking for their destination. Buzzard makes a new friend who can understand him. They need to change course slightly after discovering that foreign object in the outer system.
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Link.
ISBN 978-0-9919532-0-2
