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    The New Human.

    By Von Kambro

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    Devolution of humankind has taken place on Earth. It longer exists as it once did. There aren't any legs, arms or hair. The skeletal system is non existent, and they have now become molecules floating in the water.Earth has returned to its watery birth while the Sun has become fragmented and surrounds Earth with smaller orbital pieces of itself that heat the water varying degrees of radiance.

    What will become of The Planet this time with its new form of life, and once fully evolved, how will they act and what will they look like?

    ***Author's note: This is only the very beginning of a story. More will be added at a later date.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVon Kambro
    Release dateJul 13, 2018
    ISBN9780463155172
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    The New Human.
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    Von Kambro

    Von Kambro is a writer based in the Chicago area, and has Native American lineage from a grandmother who was half Potawatomi and lived on Walpole Island. His inspiration to write seven award winning feature length screenplays and several popular short stories is derived from his family's Native American Heritage.

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