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Of Bots and Beans: CULT Group Coffee Sequence A Sci-Fi Comedy in Four Volumes Volume 1
Critics agree! Of Bots and Beans is a book!
"Fans of Terry Pratchett and Douglas Adams will find a lot to like here." -Amazon Reviewer (5/5 Stars)
"A short tale that mixes smart commentary and a comic spin on SF. I especially enjoyed the end. If Douglas Adams is your cup of tea, you might be interested." -Amazon Reviewer (4/5 Stars)
"I simply was not impressed. At all." -Goodreads Reviewer (1/5 Stars)
Colin Spindler's CULT Group Coffee Sequence is a mystical space yarn for lovers of psychedelic science fiction.
CULT Group, a corporate entity shrouded in mystery and connected somehow to humans' colonization of Mars, is promising the impossible. It claims that the human mind can be separated from the body via a strange VR-like process called Sequencing. If CULT Group's claims check out, then human beings might just be able to cheat death.
Could disembodied immortality be at last within humanity's grasp? Or is CULT Group full of beans? The mysterious Participant sets out to investigate.
Of Bots and Beans introduces readers to the reclusive actress Dame Saffron Von Scruplescotch, the fumbling Director Jerubimbo Gripebagger, the mysterious Participant, the eccentric ideas of Sir Francis Buildobare, and the ever-present metamorphic nanobiotech bots crawling all over everything.
Of Bots and Beans is a Kindle Unlimited short read SF fans won't want to miss.
"Fans of Terry Pratchett and Douglas Adams will find a lot to like here." -Amazon Reviewer (5/5 Stars)
"A short tale that mixes smart commentary and a comic spin on SF. I especially enjoyed the end. If Douglas Adams is your cup of tea, you might be interested." -Amazon Reviewer (4/5 Stars)
"I simply was not impressed. At all." -Goodreads Reviewer (1/5 Stars)
Colin Spindler's CULT Group Coffee Sequence is a mystical space yarn for lovers of psychedelic science fiction.
CULT Group, a corporate entity shrouded in mystery and connected somehow to humans' colonization of Mars, is promising the impossible. It claims that the human mind can be separated from the body via a strange VR-like process called Sequencing. If CULT Group's claims check out, then human beings might just be able to cheat death.
Could disembodied immortality be at last within humanity's grasp? Or is CULT Group full of beans? The mysterious Participant sets out to investigate.
Of Bots and Beans introduces readers to the reclusive actress Dame Saffron Von Scruplescotch, the fumbling Director Jerubimbo Gripebagger, the mysterious Participant, the eccentric ideas of Sir Francis Buildobare, and the ever-present metamorphic nanobiotech bots crawling all over everything.
Of Bots and Beans is a Kindle Unlimited short read SF fans won't want to miss.
26 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 28, 2016
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August 31, 2016
A good debut story! I have to say this book makes science fiction funny to a certain degree. I love the imagination Colin uses and I feel like this man has more to offer in the future! Look forward to reading his second story.
December 22, 2016
It took a while for me to finish this review because I wanted to reread it again, as I had trouble grasping it the first time. However, once I did reread it, I quite enjoyed it. The story is very descriptive and imaginative, and Colin did a wonderful job at getting his humor across.
I would be interested in seeing what other science fiction stories Colin can drum up in the future. I thank him for reaching out to me on Twitter to review his debut short story.
I would be interested in seeing what other science fiction stories Colin can drum up in the future. I thank him for reaching out to me on Twitter to review his debut short story.
August 18, 2016
I picked up the ebook after reading what was, in hindsight, probably a sponsored ad rather than an actual review.
I simply was not impressed. At all.
I simply was not impressed. At all.
Displaying 1 - 3 of 3 reviews