OFFWORLD MAN ANTHOLOGY: THE ULTIMATE COLLECTION
Greetings,
I have written and curated a disclosure science fiction anthology which I am proud to introduce to you:
‘Off World Man Anthology: The Ultimate Collection’
The Off-World Man Anthology is set in the year 2033 to 2129. It is the story of a billionaire aerospace industrialist, Dr. Gordon Marcus Aurelius Parks, who works tirelessly to build the future of humanity. The OM Anthology has real-world, near-future technology and a thought-provoking storyline. The Off-World Man is Exopolitical Disclosure science fiction. SCIENCE FACTION, with real-world technology.
Free PDF of E-NOVEL@ coroflot.com/GeneKWalker/OM-COMPLETE-MANUSCRIPTS
It is the ultimate collection of seven novellas and short stories, including, 'A Finely Tuned Spiritual Being' and 'No Nuclear War'—an epic of 1,333 pages, 114 chapters, 211,434 original words: 17,584 words of speech quotes, wisdom quotes, and prose; a total of 228,964 words, in an easy-to-read large 14 font. I sell the E-book on Kindle and offer a free PDF of the sci-fi anthology to a select few. It can be downloaded FREE at coroflot.com/GeneKWalker/OM-COMPLETE-MANUSCRIPTS
In the OffWorld Man Anthology series, I wanted college-aged Industrial Design Engineering students and futurist enthusiasts to have a fictionalized forecast of speculative technology for the next 100 years of our probable future.
Peace,
G.K. WALKER
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