• Oblivion: Ad Magnificum Volumina

  • Volume 1
  • By: Mr. Jordan G. Farrell
  • Narrated by: Mary Keck
  • Length: 12 hrs and 13 mins
  • 3.0 out of 5 stars (3 ratings)

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Oblivion: Ad Magnificum Volumina

By: Mr. Jordan G. Farrell
Narrated by: Mary Keck
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Critically acclaimed!

Writing inspired by the great sci-fi writers of old, like Heinlein, Clarke, and Asimov, Oblivion: Ad Magnificum Volumina promises to bend and twist the listener’s mind in scientifically based ways that refreshingly takes you through serious leaps far beyond today's "boy-racer" comic book science-fiction. 

It is a story that begins a human journey of self-actualization, transformation, and enlightenment, millennia in the future after nearly going extinct, which leaves humanity struggling to survive in colonies across the solar system. 

In Garbriellium, the largest and most prolific of those colonies on Europa, Jupiter's ice-covered moon, Justin and Jessica Forsythe embark on related but separate quests to answer what life exists beneath the ice, how humans and AIs interrelate with one another, and set out to solve mysteries surrounding the spontaneous natural birth of the first human being in nearly 2,000 years. 

Replete with deep sociological, biological, spiritual ethos about what it means to be alive, Justin and Jessica, the strong and fully-developed couple, discover how voluminous, multi-dimensional time blurs the boundaries between living now and what lies in the magnificent beyond.

©2018 Jordan G. Farrell (P)2019 Jordan G. Farrell

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The best science fiction story in decades!

This is a great, always moving hard science gictiin adventure that is written in the spirit of Asimov and Clarke, but with modern perspective and lots if color. it has funny moments, sad losses and asks the deep philosophical questions missing in today's society. A must read for anyone questioning the nature of reality....

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Just does not pull together for me.

There appears to be three stories going on here. The author jumps between them and none of which is capturing my interest. I am sure they will all come together at some point, but can't seem to care enough to keep listening. On a positive side, it is well performed.

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