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The relationship between Captain Nova and Polly is reminiscent of the early, large format, black and white Star-Lord comic books of the 70s.  That’s the Star-Lord I love most, nothing against the current popular movie version, of course.  Star-Lord’s "Ship" was kind of seductive, and a little bit jealous.  I like your take on a similar dynamic.  Nice work, Seth.  
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    A teenager gets tangled in an intergalactic space feud between a criminal and his former friend, who is now leader of the Unite the Universe government.
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    5th line from Rifted is:
    Prison, he thought, a place he’d known before. 

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      "Nuns don’t live in families man" Sid said as he started to chuckle. "What?"asked Joneser as he turned to him with a curious look. Sid continued, "Cliffy said ’a family of nuns’, a group of nuns is like,...a...coven or something"
      Joneser laughed, "No man, that’s witches!"
      Cliffy held his index finger up as if delivering an important point and stated, "The correct term is ’a Murder’, as in, ’I was once attacked by a  Murder of nuns"
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        My story, "The Lies of Destiny", involves a group of scientists and other professionals, attempting to restore human occupancy on the world, 500 years after nuclear war.  Almost 150,000 individuals were placed in a cryogenic state, in protective hovels around the globe, and my novel deals with six of these people.  After waking up in a base christened Syracuse, monitored by an artificial intelligence named Archimedes, some of the group views the world for the first time. 

        "Claire nodded. “It looks so peaceful out there,” she agreed. “Even with the untamed wild, there seems to be an organized chaos. It’s almost a shame to disrupt it.”

        “We’re humans,” Derrin commented. “Disrupting ecosystems is what we do.”


        This line occurs near the end of the first chapter.  I feel like it’s a nice, reactionary statement that helps set the tone and conflict for the rest of the novel.  

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