The Multiverse Askew Trilogy Book 1: The Multiverse Askew (PDF)
A mischief god. Reincarnated dictators. Cosmic teddy bears. The Multiverse is a weird place. Unfortunately, its fate lies in the hands of the laziest guy on Earth.
Art has no desire to leave his couch. All he wants to do is sit there and watch his television for the rest of his life. But when a version of himself from an alternate reality cons him into leaving his familiar life, he finds that the Multiverse has chosen him as its savior. We’re in trouble.
Praise for THE MULTIVERSE ASKEW:
“The quintessential Multiversal Adventure Story.”
-At least one person on one of the infinite earths in the Multiverse, probably
“A pretty decent story. I've read worse.”
-The author’s mom
A mischief god. Reincarnated dictators. Cosmic teddy bears. The Multiverse is a weird place. Unfortunately, its fate lies in the hands of the laziest guy on Earth.
Art has no desire to leave his couch. All he wants to do is sit there and watch his television for the rest of his life. But when a version of himself from an alternate reality cons him into leaving his familiar life, he finds that the Multiverse has chosen him as its savior. We’re in trouble.
Praise for THE MULTIVERSE ASKEW:
“The quintessential Multiversal Adventure Story.”
-At least one person on one of the infinite earths in the Multiverse, probably
“A pretty decent story. I've read worse.”
-The author’s mom
A mischief god. Reincarnated dictators. Cosmic teddy bears. The Multiverse is a weird place. Unfortunately, its fate lies in the hands of the laziest guy on Earth.
Art has no desire to leave his couch. All he wants to do is sit there and watch his television for the rest of his life. But when a version of himself from an alternate reality cons him into leaving his familiar life, he finds that the Multiverse has chosen him as its savior. We’re in trouble.
Praise for THE MULTIVERSE ASKEW:
“The quintessential Multiversal Adventure Story.”
-At least one person on one of the infinite earths in the Multiverse, probably
“A pretty decent story. I've read worse.”
-The author’s mom