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Invasion Day: An Oral History of the Veech War

By: Micah Gurley
Narrated by: Chris Kotcher, Fred Stella, Kyle Westmaas, David Brown, Benjamin L. Darcie, Bryanna Lee, Keyonni James, Carrie Coello
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Publisher's Summary

Three billion people died the day the Veech appeared.

Forced to reconcile with the world-shattering fact that humanity isn’t alone in the cosmos, the resulting war for the future of mankind shaped humanity’s destiny and challenged it to grapple with its place in the universe.

For the men and women who survived Invasion Day and the devastating war that followed, their stories paint a picture of the everyday struggle and experiences of the regular folk who carved out a living at a time when the very future of our species was uncertain.

Delve into their stories. Through riveting interviews with ordinary people from all walks of life, Invasion Day explores the human experience and how humans found the strength to keep going when everything they loved was at stake.

These are their stories.

©2021 Micah Gurley (P)2021 Micah Gurley

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