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'''''Galactic Myths of the Far Frontiers''''' was a book that Professor [[Bernice Summerfield]] was working on in [[2594]]. It dealt with the myths of [[Mutter's Spiral|the Galaxy]], such as [[Melmoth Jackson]]. | '''''Galactic Myths of the Far Frontiers''''' was a book that Professor [[Bernice Summerfield]] was working on in [[2594]]. It dealt with the myths of [[Mutter's Spiral|the Galaxy]], such as [[Melmoth Jackson]]. | ||
Though Bernice was attempting to write it, she procrastinated and got little done. When [[God (The Also People)|God]] wanted her to investigate [[Canopus IV]], he offered to use a artificial simulation of her to finish her book. When Bernice was done, God was unable to pay her, as his simulation was equally lazy and never finished the book. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Ghost Devices]]'') | Though Bernice was attempting to write it, she procrastinated and got little done. When [[God (The Also People)|God]] wanted her to investigate [[Canopus IV]], he offered to use a artificial simulation of her to finish her book. When Bernice was done, God was unable to pay her, as his simulation was equally lazy and never finished the book. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Ghost Devices]]'') | ||
[[Category:Myths and legends]] | [[Category:Myths and legends]] | ||
[[Category:Non-fiction books]] | [[Category:Non-fiction books]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:53, 14 January 2016
Galactic Myths of the Far Frontiers was a book that Professor Bernice Summerfield was working on in 2594. It dealt with the myths of the Galaxy, such as Melmoth Jackson.
Though Bernice was attempting to write it, she procrastinated and got little done. When God wanted her to investigate Canopus IV, he offered to use a artificial simulation of her to finish her book. When Bernice was done, God was unable to pay her, as his simulation was equally lazy and never finished the book. (PROSE: Ghost Devices)
