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Anthros Galactica - Rise of the Omicron: Episode 1

Anthros Galactica is a science fiction series narrated over multiple episodes. Episode one of the series is called Rise of the Omicron . The series is a space opera about our humanity's long forgotten past in the Milky Way Galaxy which arose out of several highly advanced extraterrestrial civilizations from a number of star systems in the early galaxy. The first episode tells the story of two ancient long-forgotten civilizations, the Orion Empire in the constellation of Orion and the Omicron Order in the constellation of Scorpius. Both civilizations had competing visions for how intelligent life should evolve and unfold throughout the galaxy. The Orion and the Omicron ultimately spark a great cosmic war, the aftermath of which, sets the course for most civilizations throughout the galaxy and the eventual rise of sentient humanoid life in our solar system, first on Mars, and then later on Earth, many years in the future. Erik P. Antoni, using his knowledge of the ancient mysteries, presents an epic tale compelling the reader to stop and reconsider humanity’s place in the universe and to question the very purpose of human existence.

198 pages, Paperback

Published August 11, 2020

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June 14, 2021
DNF. The writing is quite bad, the conversations don't flow and it is very stop start. I was intrigued by the idea, until it came to different humans looking like aliens really.
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August 14, 2024
A brilliant beginning to the series! The reader feels transported through an incredible story of distant worlds! The present tense writing style really stirs up the sense of action!
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