Sphere One

What if you could read an alien text? What if you were given the ability to be dropped onto an alien world, into that alien ocean to sink down into the halls of the throne room of the beings in charge of the ocean empire, to eavesdrop?What would you hear? What would you see?Even if you've been given the gift of understanding their alien language, what would you comprehend and what would wash over you as just out-of-this-world?That's what it's like to read Sphere One. It is a complete break from our world and a full dive into an alien xenokosm, churning in full career of archetypal struggles and the culture's sentient ascension into self knowledge. And an intimate peek into friendships, and dare we say, romances of beings who are so utterly different from ourselves. Yet somehow, all of us sentient beings, (being stuck navigating these three dimensional worlds) are also sharing the same experience of being.Is it myth or history, or both? Why did the translator choose some of the quirky ways to present it to us humans? Is the translator just unfamiliar with human culture, or is there something more?If you yearn to get away from the typical routine, Sphere One will transport you about as far away as you can get!Literary Fiction: Epic High Fantasy/Sci-Fi Speculative * Mythology / Xenokosm"Completely removed from any human or earthly thing."Chronicle of the war issued from the ocean dwellers, who rise out of the sea to attack the surface empire due to an increasing global toxicity.An infectious curse given by a powerful nature demigod begins a time-sensitive quest, as four ocean dwellers race across Great Ocean Eurx, to reclaim their lost, center nest and save their home.And of cannibals. And the usurping of the Onyx throne.Translated into the toned, air-language of the hairless, Earth hominids (including palatalization of consonants), this 1st edition presents in English, the fragmented history of an alien civilization written by its ancient inhabitants. “When this tome of Onesphere was conveyed across incalculable void to Althas, throughout painstaking translation, we ascertained it had already been translated many times.” Historical or Mythological: unknown. Read more