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Planet Ugh

Jackson Allen

Publisher: Jackson Allen

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Summary

The aliens have arrived, and Earth makes first contact. Do they think we're ready to meet the rest of the universe? Our representative makes his case, but the conversation isn't going well ...
Available since: 11/07/2017.

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