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A human ship, Suppose We, crashlanded on a far-away planet. They need help but they are ignored by the locals who are thousands of years in advance of Earth. Yet, Suppose We has a secret mission payload that might help the humans to grab the attention of the local intelligent species.
Award-winning author, Geoff Nelder, was commissioned to produce this series of science fiction / speculative novellas that bring back the passion and adventure of exploring strange planets and its inhabitants.
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