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Bookitis & Co. · The Literary Chemist & Reader’s Gazette · Open to the incurably curious
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On the massive Six‑Thousand Ship, a routine of reports and memos masks a growing unease. After the crew—human and humanoid—bring aboard a cache of mysterious objects from the newly discovered planet New Discovery, they find themselves inexplicably drawn to the alien artifacts and, paradoxically, to memories of a home they can barely recall. As the Board of Directors commissions a series of interviews, the employees reveal a tangled web of longing, rebellion, and a yearning for Earth’s soil, warm asphalt, and the sounds of birds. Through their testimonies, the line between flesh and circuitry blurs, exposing the absurdity of a life governed solely by productivity. Olga Ravn’s crisp, haunting prose turns a sci‑fi voyage into a razor‑sharp meditation on what it means to be human, the cost of endless labor, and the fragile hope that even machines can crave a place called home.
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ISBN-10 0811231364 · ISBN-13 9780811231367 · W. W. Norton · Epub · 2022-02-01
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ISBN-10 1405976780 · ISBN-13 9781405976787 · Penguin · Paperback · 2025-11-06
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