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    Namuh Visits Earth
    Namuh Visits Earth
    Namuh Visits Earth
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    Namuh Visits Earth

    By Joe DiBuduo

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    After a survey ship discovers humans are eating their cousins, the interplanetary council sends the creator's son to Earth. He finds humanity has veered from the plan his father had created and rectifies the situation by restoring the intelligence cows once had so the world will change.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoe DiBuduo
    Release dateOct 21, 2014
    ISBN9781310229558
    Namuh Visits Earth
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    Joe DiBuduo

    Like the hero of Cryonic Man, author Joe DiBuduo grew up in Hano, one of the toughest neighborhoods in Boston. He became a writer and an artist, not a prizefighter, but in his rough-and-tumble youth, he never turned away from a street fight.DiBuduo is also the author of a second mixed genre paranormal novel, The Mountain Will Cover You (JD Books, 2016); a second volume of connected short fiction, Story Time Karaoke @ The Chicagoua Cafe (JD Books, 2016); a historically relevant memoir, Crime A Day: Death by Electric Chair & Other Boyhood Pursuits (Jaded Ibis Press, 2016), and a popular narrative nonfiction book, A Penis Manologue: One Man’s Response to The Vagina Monologues (JD Books, 2009, 2013). His publication credits include four collections of flash fiction and a collection of his signature “poetic flash fiction;” a collection of sci-fi poetry and a children's storybook. Jis poetry and short stories for children and adults also appear in online journals and in print anthologies. For more info about DiBuduo's work, see joedibuduo.com.

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      Namuh Visits Earth - Joe DiBuduo

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      Namuh Visits Earth

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      By Joe DiBuduo

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      ISBN: 9781310229558

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      Namuh Visits Earth

      The cloud covered sky hung low over the slaughterhouse in the northwest corner of Iowa, and no one saw the light bubble as it touched down and almost immediately vanished. My first ever visit to my Father’s world, and what a beautiful world it was.

      I knew the slaughterhouses here in Storm Lake, mirrors what was happening in other heartland towns in the U.S. From the Dakotas through Minnesota, Nebraska and Iowa, and down through Kansas into northern

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