This book offers a totally immersive view into the thoughts, experiences, and conflicts of a pioneer exploring a new world. The author creates a world that you can connect with in a spiritual way - whether with the cultures, beings, or nature. Huston’s gentle persona gives the reader a unique perspective in this fantasy adventure, and I appreciated experiencing the tale from his thoughtful viewpoint. It gave a different perspective on what some pioneers may have gone through in the past and I enjoyed the subtle historical connections. I can’t wait for the next one! -- 5 out of 5, Goodreads reviewer
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"This is a great sci-fi story with philosophical and environmental perspectives that deepen each of (the) plot’s conflicts and give life to the characters. The world of this story is familiar enough to be frightening. The finish will leave you eager for the next installment."
Thousandflower (Purchaser review on Amazon)
"With its genuine dialogue and vulnerable, optimistic protagonist, (Still Human: Planet g159c) proves that you can have tenderness in the sci-fi audio drama world-- something the genre has been sorely missing until now."
Wil Williams (link)
News
Neanderthal teeth reveal intimate details of daily life (National Geographic)
From drinking mom’s milk to nursing a winter illness, the new study reveals some surprising details about our ancient cousins.
What the Bears Ears monument means to a Native America (National Geographic)
Jim Enote, a member of the Zuni tribe, describes his people's deep connection to a contested place- their ancestral homeland.
What linguistics can tell us about talking to aliens (Scientific American)
Linguist Sheri Wells-Jensen explains the pitfalls in our assumptions about extraterrestrials
Not just nuts: The surprising stuff animals hoard for winter (National Geographic)
Animals have surprising ways of storing food, including becoming living kegs.
Deep in Human DNA, a Gift From the Neanderthals (New York Times)
Long ago, Neanderthals probably infected modern humans with viruses, perhaps even an ancient form of H.I.V. But our extinct relatives also gave us genetic defenses.
They Made It! Japan's Two Hopping Rovers Successfully Land on Asteroid Ryugu (Space.com)
The suspense is over: Two tiny hopping robots have successfully landed on an asteroid called Ryugu — and they've even sent back some wild postcards from their new home.
73,000-Year-Old Doodle May Be World's Oldest Drawing (National Geographic)
A flake of stone from a cave in South Africa has experts debating when humans developed distinctly modern pursuits.
Thousandflower (Purchaser review on Amazon)
"With its genuine dialogue and vulnerable, optimistic protagonist, (Still Human: Planet g159c) proves that you can have tenderness in the sci-fi audio drama world-- something the genre has been sorely missing until now."
Wil Williams (link)
News
Neanderthal teeth reveal intimate details of daily life (National Geographic)
From drinking mom’s milk to nursing a winter illness, the new study reveals some surprising details about our ancient cousins.
What the Bears Ears monument means to a Native America (National Geographic)
Jim Enote, a member of the Zuni tribe, describes his people's deep connection to a contested place- their ancestral homeland.
What linguistics can tell us about talking to aliens (Scientific American)
Linguist Sheri Wells-Jensen explains the pitfalls in our assumptions about extraterrestrials
Not just nuts: The surprising stuff animals hoard for winter (National Geographic)
Animals have surprising ways of storing food, including becoming living kegs.
Deep in Human DNA, a Gift From the Neanderthals (New York Times)
Long ago, Neanderthals probably infected modern humans with viruses, perhaps even an ancient form of H.I.V. But our extinct relatives also gave us genetic defenses.
They Made It! Japan's Two Hopping Rovers Successfully Land on Asteroid Ryugu (Space.com)
The suspense is over: Two tiny hopping robots have successfully landed on an asteroid called Ryugu — and they've even sent back some wild postcards from their new home.
73,000-Year-Old Doodle May Be World's Oldest Drawing (National Geographic)
A flake of stone from a cave in South Africa has experts debating when humans developed distinctly modern pursuits.
Join the colonists of Port Wallace and the Copernica Corporation as they explore the sweeping landscapes of a far-away planet teeming with towering forests and sentient alien species!
