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News from the Fleet, plus the cover unveiling for episode 2: Wide Open

Posted on September 22, 2013October 27, 2013 By Andrew Thaler
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Last month I debuted Fleet: The Reach, the first part of my dystopian maritime science fiction adventure.  Part Two: Wide Open will be hitting the Amazon Kindle store in a few week. If you’ve read Fleet: The Reach and are are looking for a way to get your Fleet fix, you can check out the short story Genesis, featuring a few secondary characters discussing the history of the fleet.

You can also listen to me discuss Fleet on the Variation, Selection, Inheritance podcast with Randall Hayes – Episode 65, Andrew Thaler, Unemployed Oceanaut.

And with that, I’d like to unveil the cover for Fleet: Wide Open. Enjoy!

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And don’t forget to go check out Fleet: The Reach.

 

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