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World’s Worst Day Ever
The End of the world as we know it.
Plausible. Scary in its simplicity. Horrible in its effect. This is a supplement in support of the Kurtherian Gambit Universe to explain how the WWDE happened.This story explains how a few mistakes can have grave consequences. Unfortunately, the technology in the following short story is real. Yes, this could happen.Dammit. Who wants to really dwell on these things? This story was written by Craig Martelle and Michael Anderle, based on the original WWDE Document as authored by Jeff Morris.Otherwise, I would label this, "CrapI don't want to ever, ever, ever think about."
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Plausible. Scary in its simplicity. Horrible in its effect. This is a supplement in support of the Kurtherian Gambit Universe to explain how the WWDE happened.This story explains how a few mistakes can have grave consequences. Unfortunately, the technology in the following short story is real. Yes, this could happen.Dammit. Who wants to really dwell on these things? This story was written by Craig Martelle and Michael Anderle, based on the original WWDE Document as authored by Jeff Morris.Otherwise, I would label this, "CrapI don't want to ever, ever, ever think about."
Go up and click ‘Read for Free’ or ‘Buy Now’ and find out how the WWDE happened.
41 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 1, 2021
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January 29, 2023
Entertaining Sci-fi listening 🎶🔰
Another will written fantasy world 🌎 Sci-Fi end of the world 🌎 adventure thriller short story by Jeff Morris, Craig Martelle, and Michael Anderle. This was not quite what I was expecting. Very descriptive of the end of the world 🌎. Give it a try. Enjoy the adventure of reading 👓 or listening 🎶 to Alexa read books 📚. 2023
Lots of detail. Happy reading in 2023🌙
Another will written fantasy world 🌎 Sci-Fi end of the world 🌎 adventure thriller short story by Jeff Morris, Craig Martelle, and Michael Anderle. This was not quite what I was expecting. Very descriptive of the end of the world 🌎. Give it a try. Enjoy the adventure of reading 👓 or listening 🎶 to Alexa read books 📚. 2023
Lots of detail. Happy reading in 2023🌙
March 2, 2024
Unfortunately this story is way too possible
Should we all move to Alaska and become survivalists?
Nope that would ruin it for the real survivalists
Humanity is its own worst enemy
The unthinking people will kill all/most of those that are prepared
My GOD save us, because most do not care enough
Should we all move to Alaska and become survivalists?
Nope that would ruin it for the real survivalists
Humanity is its own worst enemy
The unthinking people will kill all/most of those that are prepared
My GOD save us, because most do not care enough
January 19, 2021
Well one word in the title was right
Worst spin off of the series. Wouldn't even worth looking at it for free. Not sure what else could be said about it but had to keep writing so I could post the review.
Worst spin off of the series. Wouldn't even worth looking at it for free. Not sure what else could be said about it but had to keep writing so I could post the review.
April 13, 2021
Must read material for world leaders
Not to blame the Chinese, but people are only people, subject to all the destructive emotions and thoughts of our species. The attack in this story comes from computers, but did you know that the Chinese government actually own much of America? It's a weird thing, but they went all out and bought up milions of municipal bonds. This is money borrowed by our government at every level to create special projects like museums, and sometimes to just run the city. The Russians have hacked many of our supposedly securest systems. I'm sure there are other dangers ask well; these are merely the ones in public knowledge. We can fight against a dystopia we can orepare for, and I urge all of us to learn how to function with low tech, in at least one vital area. Can you use hand tools, cook on a rocket stove, keep crops alive without chemicals, knit, make plants into medicine? If we lose all these skills, we humans are vulnerable to extinction in the event of a technological collapse. You don't have to go crazy and learn everything, but get good at one thing, then pass your knowledge on. At a minimum, each of should learn fire-starting, cooking, shelter making, food gathering, water treatment and fishing &/or hunting. No unicorns, but skulls. 9/10 ☠☠☠☠☠☠☠☠☠
Not to blame the Chinese, but people are only people, subject to all the destructive emotions and thoughts of our species. The attack in this story comes from computers, but did you know that the Chinese government actually own much of America? It's a weird thing, but they went all out and bought up milions of municipal bonds. This is money borrowed by our government at every level to create special projects like museums, and sometimes to just run the city. The Russians have hacked many of our supposedly securest systems. I'm sure there are other dangers ask well; these are merely the ones in public knowledge. We can fight against a dystopia we can orepare for, and I urge all of us to learn how to function with low tech, in at least one vital area. Can you use hand tools, cook on a rocket stove, keep crops alive without chemicals, knit, make plants into medicine? If we lose all these skills, we humans are vulnerable to extinction in the event of a technological collapse. You don't have to go crazy and learn everything, but get good at one thing, then pass your knowledge on. At a minimum, each of should learn fire-starting, cooking, shelter making, food gathering, water treatment and fishing &/or hunting. No unicorns, but skulls. 9/10 ☠☠☠☠☠☠☠☠☠
March 30, 2021
Unfortunately, a possible scenario
What a terrible subject to try to write about! Who do you blame? Is it less painful to blame Mother Nature (after we've had our way with her) than another country? Then again, aliens are the perfect scapegoat! Not our fault at all, then. This story is well done. The two-part format is slightly confusing, but I'm tired. Parts seem slightly ridiculous, but it'll probably end up being something completely stupid, a misunderstanding, or auto-correct going on a rampage to bring us the end! Look at politics...there's too much ridiculous nonsense where there should be logic, intelligence, and pride. I think I'll give it an 85% chance of stupidity to bring the end.
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What a terrible subject to try to write about! Who do you blame? Is it less painful to blame Mother Nature (after we've had our way with her) than another country? Then again, aliens are the perfect scapegoat! Not our fault at all, then. This story is well done. The two-part format is slightly confusing, but I'm tired. Parts seem slightly ridiculous, but it'll probably end up being something completely stupid, a misunderstanding, or auto-correct going on a rampage to bring us the end! Look at politics...there's too much ridiculous nonsense where there should be logic, intelligence, and pride. I think I'll give it an 85% chance of stupidity to bring the end.
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October 20, 2023
Shorter than I expected
I ran across this after I had already read all of the Terry Henry Walton Nomad series and the Bad Company series that followed. I had read all of the books in the original Kutherian Gambit series with Bethany Anne several months earlier but wasn’t aware of the scope of the different books that make up the 150 or so books that comprise the universe.
I was familiar with some of the WWDE because of this but thought this book would flesh out the story. It gives a little more depth of the details but it could’ve easily been twice as long as it seemed to mostly be a thumbnail sketch with most of the details mentioned in passing.
Still worth a read but it could have been better.
I ran across this after I had already read all of the Terry Henry Walton Nomad series and the Bad Company series that followed. I had read all of the books in the original Kutherian Gambit series with Bethany Anne several months earlier but wasn’t aware of the scope of the different books that make up the 150 or so books that comprise the universe.
I was familiar with some of the WWDE because of this but thought this book would flesh out the story. It gives a little more depth of the details but it could’ve easily been twice as long as it seemed to mostly be a thumbnail sketch with most of the details mentioned in passing.
Still worth a read but it could have been better.
November 29, 2021
Part I was interesting and I was looking forward to what Part II would offer. Unfortunately the writer was too lazy with this book as they decided to take Part I and copy it over, then add some extras to it. So far this is the only book in the Kutherian series that I was not happy with. What's worse is the publisher didn't see the issue and went with it. I'm glad I have Amazon Kindle Unlimited as I didn't have to pay for the book that was not worth the price to read.
August 28, 2023
Read the last half only.
Out of all the books I have read in this universe so far, this one was just ok. You can either read the first half or the last as, with a few minor inculsions of additional character pov and info they are the same short story. I recommend the last half as it has those povs I mentioned. Its fine to read about what happened to Earth afterwards but all I cared about was finding out about what happened to Yuko!
Out of all the books I have read in this universe so far, this one was just ok. You can either read the first half or the last as, with a few minor inculsions of additional character pov and info they are the same short story. I recommend the last half as it has those povs I mentioned. Its fine to read about what happened to Earth afterwards but all I cared about was finding out about what happened to Yuko!
April 25, 2022
Scary but Good
This book was to close to what reality could be but does explain a lot of what and why happens in future stories. I'm lucky in that I came to the Kutherian universe after a lot of the side books were written so I am reading them in chronological order. If you are just starting I suggest you do the same. Enjoy!
This book was to close to what reality could be but does explain a lot of what and why happens in future stories. I'm lucky in that I came to the Kutherian universe after a lot of the side books were written so I am reading them in chronological order. If you are just starting I suggest you do the same. Enjoy!
February 13, 2023
Awesomely, horribly, gruesomely possible...
... and maybe even probable.
In my mind, this ranks right alongside Michael Chrichton's ”Debt of Honor” for prophetic fiction. In my mind, this is one of the top 2 ways the world we recognize will cease to exist. (The other is a global financial crash)
... and maybe even probable.
In my mind, this ranks right alongside Michael Chrichton's ”Debt of Honor” for prophetic fiction. In my mind, this is one of the top 2 ways the world we recognize will cease to exist. (The other is a global financial crash)
January 24, 2024
Loved
I kept coming across this book not realizing that it was part of the Kutherian Universe. Now I see what WWDE stands for as I saw it in another series in the Kutherian Gambit series.
I kept coming across this book not realizing that it was part of the Kutherian Universe. Now I see what WWDE stands for as I saw it in another series in the Kutherian Gambit series.
September 29, 2021
One repetitive chapter and not a great chapter. The idea was good so I gave two stars instead of just one.
September 8, 2022
Fantastic. Love this universe
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