What do you get when you send an alien to Earth with a camera, a deadline, and absolutely no understanding of human subtlety? A front-row seat to the slow-motion implosion of civilization—and a few bureaucratic fines.
The Inspiration:
After watching the world spiral into a satire of itself, I asked a simple question: What would an alien think if they had to document this mess? Thus, this book was born—a parody of civilization told through the lens of someone (or something) completely unqualified to understand it. Inspired by Douglas Adams and my love of existential absurdity, this story explores collapse as comedy.
Themes:
Governmental incompetence, bureaucratic insanity, media distortion, and the slow, hilarious fall of modern society. It’s a funhouse mirror held up to our world, blending gallows humor with sharp social commentary—all filtered through intergalactic confusion.
Reader Appeal:
For fans of The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, political satire, or just a good laugh at the expense of collapsing institutions. It’s a light-hearted romp for adults who like their comedy clever, their commentary absurd, and their sci-fi served with a wink.
What’s Next:
The alien’s journey isn’t over—there’s more chaos to document and more systems to misunderstand. Stay tuned for future volumes in this twisted cosmic documentary series, where humanity’s worst habits become the universe’s best comedy.
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