Anthropia Origins: Of Wolf and Men - Paperback

by G. a. Pinkley (Author), Edward Gorgen (Editor)

In the 14th century, an alien spaceship crashed down upon the Earth. They tried to hide their presence from the developing culture below. But the crew of the Wandering Mist could never have foreseen the transformative change that their accident would unleash on the inhabitants of this world. Their touch would forever change the human race and the Earth would never be the same...

Anthropia Origins: Of Wolf and Men is a work of speculative fiction that explores how the population of Earth would develop after an alien race crashed on the planet during the middle ages. It melds science fiction, fictional politics and anthropomorphism together with a slice of hard science fiction. It wraps it all up in an entertaining story of struggle, scientific discovery and triumph over human nature that defines the future of Earth.

This book explores several themes in some capacity: mild violence, politics, religious discussion and speciesism