
The Killbug Eulogies
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Narrated by:
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Will Madden
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By:
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Will Madden
Disemboweled by the razor scythes of a six-foot mantis, lobotomized by hungry larvae, or roasted on an exoskeletal skewer: these are only a few of the disgusting ways to die in humanity's hopeless war against giant space insects. Deployed on a brutal bug planet without a chaplain, a depleted infantry unit has entrusted its eulogy duties to the soldier standing closest at time of death. Somehow this rotten privilege keeps falling to Pvt. Timothy Archon.
Archon's speeches explore the strange obsessions the men have developed since the war began - from archiving killbug death psalms to trying to seduce the enemy. Did these manias somehow redeem them, or only bring them quicker to their messy ends?
But more importantly: Why does Archon keep having such terrible luck?
©2017 Will Madden (P)2017 Square Straw PressListeners also enjoyed...




















Eulogies from a bug war
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It is Sci-Fi but not my cup of tea
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I was voluntarily given a copy of this audiobook by the Author through Audiobookboom.
A funny sci fi story.
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Good read
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The title said it all
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Clever & Hilarious!
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This book is a satire about humanity and war. Madden uses a lot of black humor to illustrate the lives and deaths of nine men of Archon’s battalion. Some are hilarious and some just entertaining, but there is a dark and sad undertone that did not leave me indifferent.
Each chapter is a short story telling the life and death of one of these men. Most of deaths are quite absurd, as I guess happens in real life.
I have read rave reviews about this book, and I had great expectations. I found the idea quite original, but for some reason it was not my cup of tea. I think it is a book to be enjoyed in small doses, and not just in one sit.
The book is narrated by the author himself, and he did a wonderful job, artistically and technically both. He gave voices to the different characters and delivered wonderful interpretations. The audio production quality was perfect, at the level of a professional narrator.
I received a copy of this book in audio format from the author in exchange for an honest review.
Short stories about life and death of men in war
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Would you listen to The Killbug Eulogies again? Why?
I might listen to some part again since I was distracted listening to the end of it. Pretty interesting turn of events and twisted characters through the ending.What other book might you compare The Killbug Eulogies to and why?
I don't think of any book really.What about Will Madden’s performance did you like?
The narrator really succeeded in performing his characters. He gave life to them. You can tell he chose every tones and voices to match the characters personalities.If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?
Trying to survive killbugs might kill youAny additional comments?
This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this voluntary review".Killbugs, space and how it may turn you crazy
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