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The Ultimate Inferior Beings (2012)

by Mark Roman(Favorite Author)

3.47 of 5 Votes: 3

ISBN

1477492208 (ISBN13: 9781477492208)

languge

English

genre

Fantasy

publisher

Cogwheel Press

review 1: I am not normally a fan of science fiction but this one had me laughing out loud. The word play used was witty, for example, the spaceship's name The Night Ripple made me giggle each time I read it (childish I know!). I was trying to find a word to describe this book and all I can come up with is silly! If you like a silly read that will make you chuckle then this is well worth the read. On the other hand if you're looking for real in depth plot then don't bother, although that's not to say a lot of thought hasn't been put into the story. I especially like the behavioural chemist fluX and his continued inputs to prove the existence of God through a message hidden in the periodic table! I also found the appendices on the evolution and the history of the Mamms interesting! I... moret truly takes an imagination to come up with this stuff!
review 2: I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. As I burst out laughing from the very first chapter I knew I was in for a good read. This was a great lighthearted story. The alien races described in The Ultimate Inferior Beings were very amusing and interesting to learn about. Their thought processes had me giggling in my seat for quite awhile. As I continued to read I was reminded of the movie Space Balls. I couldn't help but feel sorry for poor jixX and his dumb luck. The hilarity continued when the crew got brought in and explained why these beings were chosen. All in all this was just a laugh fest for me. I enjoyed the comedy that ran rampant throughout the story. Mark Roman did a great job of keeping me entertained while exploring outer space. less

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